For example, the first problem, and lawsuit, started last year and involved machines that could not handle credit cards with expiration dates of 00. If the expiration date was 00, the card was rejected, even though there was money in the account. In August of 1999, satellites will have to go through a date check and no one knows what will happen when that occurs. Even though rolling over the date is relatively simple, make sure you back up your system and have a BOOT disk available in case your machine does not recover from the experience. As a rule of thumb, a computer built before 1997 probably is NOT compliant, and about half of those from early 1997 may not be either.
Computers being bought right now probably are fine.
Software Software is also a problem. If the software were correctly interpreting the dates, the answer would be 3. I got 36,521. Questions regarding whether your software is compliant need to be directed to the company that makes the software. Most major companies have a web site that lists their software and which versions are compliant.