anthonyf
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Windows 95 with Y2K
I have been told that even if my 2 year old machine is Y2K ok, I still have to manually change something for the date to be set correctly to recognise 2000. Is this correct? If I DO have to change something, what do I change, and how do I do it. I am not a TOTAL beginner with win '95, but I am also in no way an expert. Thanks in advance.
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Thanks very much. So, if my computer is perfectly fine for Y2K, there is no need to manually do anything?
That is correct.
If your computer is fine for Y2K, there is NO manual action
required by you.
If your computer is fine for Y2K, there is NO manual action
required by you.
ASKER
Thanks again. Much appreciated.
yOU ARE WELCOME.
system only that can be downloaded from their site at:
http://www.microsoft.com/
Select Y2K and then select Y2K Patch for Windows 95.
This will only make Windows 95 Y2K compliant, it will not
make your computer Y2K ready.