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.
If you are using software that the company does not have listed on a web site, you need to contact the company directly and ask. When you ask, make sure you find out what tests they used to determine whether or not the program is compliant. There is no standardized set of tests that defines compliance. Older software, especially if it is a DOS-based program, should be carefully evaluated and upgraded or replaced. These are used inside a piece of electronic equipment.