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To: Josef Svejk who wrote (755)10/26/1998 11:14:00 AM
From: bob  Respond to of 1754
 
About Time Group Introduces PCfix 2000(TM) - the First Y2K Fix to
Guarantee Hardware Compliance for All IBM-Compatible PCs



-- PCfix 2000 only Y2K solution to fix both BIOS and CMOS (real time
clock) chips and guarantee hardware compliance for life of PC --

-- PCfix 2000 passes rigorous testing at Georgia Institute of
Technology --

ATLANTA, Oct. 26 /PRNewswire/ -- The About Time Group, Inc. (ATG)
introduced PCfix 2000(TM) today, the first Y2K solution that is guaranteed to
make all IBM-compatible desktops and laptops hardware compliant. Other Y2K PC
solutions currently available only fix the roll over problem. PCfix 2000
corrects the date/time in the CMOS (real time clock), BIOS chip and operating
system, ensuring 100% hardware compliance and date adjustments for the Year
2000 and beyond.
PCfix 2000 is currently available to end-users at pcfix2000.com. for
$94.95. The product will be available at retail stores in first quarter 1999.
Non-compliant desktop systems are a concern for both small and large
companies and work-at-home users. Since upgrading or replacing desktop
systems is costly and disruptive to normal business operations, ATG has
developed a quick, cost-effective universal Y2K solution. After research on
thousands of PCs, ATG developed a utility that repairs the PC Y2K hardware
problem for 100% of PCs and works on all common operating systems.
"While it's generally accepted that a silver bullet doesn't exist for the
Y2K problem, PCfix 2000 does tackle an important issue: making all tested
IBM-compatible PCs on the market hardware compliant," said Harris Johnson,
manager of information technology outreach at Georgia Institute of Technology.
"As a matter of fact, our testing showed that PCfix 2000 is one of the few
utilities that can even fix the Award BIOS ver. 4.50G."
"When we looked at the market, we saw that existing solutions were only
attacking the roll over problem," said Gregg Morrison, chief technology
officer at ATG. "By capturing and correcting the date and then passing it to
the operating system, CMOS and the BIOS, PCfix 2000 ensures Y2K compliance
across the board, in every situation."
While other PC-based Y2K fixes are memory resident (TSR) software, PCfix
2000 is the only utility on the market that doesn't take up valuable memory
space after boot up. "Not only does TSR software eat up memory, but our
research found that TSRs are also capable of causing system crashes and simply
will not work on Windows NT," said Morrison.
When companies invest in a PC Y2K fix, they need a utility that remediates
all makes and models and every BIOS chip that has ever been developed,
Morrison added. Unlike other solutions on the market, PCfix 2000 brings the
Award BIOS chip into compliance, representing a substantial number of all PCs.

About PCfix 2000
* Guaranteed to correct Y2K problems on any IBM compatible PC. A fix
for all PCs from 286 models to the latest Pentium II models with MMX
technology.
* Works with all popular operating systems. Includes DOS, OS/2, Windows
3.1/95/98 and Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0.
* Works with every BIOS/CMOS combination, including all AWARD 4.50 BIOS
chips. PCfix 2000 is the only utility to fix Award BIOS' installed in
a substantial percentage of all PCs on the market.
* Corrects hardware compliance for the life of the PC. Cost-effective
and total solution that avoids upgrading or replacing hardware.
* Not a memory resident (TSR) program or device driver. Won't take up
valuable memory space or conflict with existing drivers or software.
* Fixes hardware problem in less than five seconds per PC. On large
enterprise environments, utility may be distributed from a central
server to all client PCs quickly and without human intervention.
* Unique installation features prevent accidental removal by users.

How PCfix 2000 compares

PCfix CHECK FIX McAfee
2000 2000 2000 Toolbox
Pro 2000

Frees up valuable memory space YES No No No

Windows NT 3.51 and NT 4.0 Support YES No No No
(4.0 only)

OS/2 and DOS Support YES No No No

Windows 3.xx/95/98 YES Yes Yes No
(95/98
Only)

Works on 100% of PCs YES No No No
(90%)

* All comparisons based on competitive products available as of October
7, 1998

Based in Atlanta, Ga., The About Time Group (ATG) develops and provides
PC-based utilities and advanced Internet services for both the large
enterprise and SOHO markets. PCfix 2000, a guaranteed universal fix for the
Y2K PC desktop and laptop hardware problem, will be available off the shelf at
major retail outlets first quarter 1999 at the suggested retail price of
$94.95.
The current ATG product family also includes: Universal Network Loader(TM)
software that makes distribution and implementation a simple, one-step process
for all PCs in a client/server environment; and EZcheck 2000(TM), the world's
most comprehensive Y2K hardware compliance test. The About Time Group is
located at 4151 Ashford-Dunwoody Road, Suite 515, Atlanta, Georgia 30319,
phone 404-255-2660, toll free 1-888-558-2660, fax 404-255-2689.
PCfix 2000, Universal Network Loader and EZcheck 2000 are trademarks of
The About Time Group. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the
property of their respective owners.

SOURCE About Time Group, Inc.
Web Site: pcfix2000.com



To: Josef Svejk who wrote (755)10/26/1998 11:50:00 AM
From: Bill Ulrich  Respond to of 1754
 
PINC investors can feel some small comfort at least, in having Westergaard around. You have to admire a guy who's reaching for the stars:

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