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Now you will be asking, If a TSR is not recommended, and your PC fails the complience test, what do you do ?? Here again you have to ask yourself some questions before applying an answer to the problem. Is your system quite old, or very old ? If it is then it is recommended to replace it, as the best option. Replace your BIOS/RT Clock ? (Somewhat complicated and not easily achieved and not cheap). If you really need to keep your PC or perhaps cannot afford a new one, can you do as suggested in an earlier page, and change the date every day ? If not, then the only other option is to purchase an 'add on' card to be inserted into a slot on your Motherboard. This is hardware and therefore not likely to be removed, and will interupt all date calls within your system and supply the correct year 2000 date. This is not the ideal choice, but if you dont have any other option then they are not expensive, about �50 or $75, or cheaper. One company supplying these is 'Eurosoft' (www.Eurosoft-uk.com) but there are others also in America and Europe supplying them as well. You can check the Web for others who might supply them, and they are most often called "Fix 2000 ISA Card".