After January 1, 2000, hundreds of Y2K-related computer problems were reported, but most were quickly corrected and none caused serious widespread disruptions.

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"After January 1, 2000, hundreds of Y2K-related computer problems were reported, but most were quickly corrected and none caused serious widespread disruptions."

The Senate committee's final report records hundreds of problems after the rollover but says most were quickly fixed and none caused serious disruptions.

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Source title Y2K AFTERMATH – CRISIS AVERTED

Source authors U.S. Senate Special Committee on the Year 2000 Technology Problem

Source year 2000

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