File name:cmossv27.zip
One line description:CMOSSave restores corrupted CMOS
Replaces:cmossv26.zip
Suggested Garbo directory:/PC/SYSUTIL
Uploader name & email: Roedy Green Roedy@bix.com
Author or company: Canadian Mind Products
Email address: Roedy@bix.com
Surface address: Box 37 Quathiaski Cove, Quadra Island BC CANADA V0P 1N0
Special requirements: MS DOS
Shareware payment required from private users: Yes
Shareware payment required from corporates: Yes
Distribution limitations: Non-military use only except UN.
Demo: No
Nagware: No
Self-documenting: Yes
External documentation included: Yes
Source included: No
Size: 22K/55K

10 lines description:
CMOSSave CMOSRest CMOSChk 2.7 DOS utilities automatically
restore corrupted CMOS from backup and check that CMOS has
not been tampered with.  MASM/OPTASM source available with
registration.

Long description:
CMOSSave CMOSRest CMOSChk 2.7 restore corrupted CMOS from
backup and check that CMOS has not been tampered with.
Featured in Karen Kenworthy's Windows Magazine column
October 1994 and April 1995.

Naive users sometimes meddle with CMOS settings.  We need
a fast way to put the scores of subtle CMOS configuration
settings back the way they were.

Power surges can corrupt CMOS.  We need a way for a naive
user to quickly restore all the CMOS settings.

If the battery fails, the contents will be lost.  We need
a way to restore a known working CMOS configuration.

CMOSRest restores ALL of CMOS, including the proprietary
extended COMS settings like wait states, clock speeds,
shadow RAM etc.

CMOSRest can also be used to toggle between two CMOS
configurations, for example with and without a removable
hard drive installed.

CMOSChk can detect subtle corruption to CMOS, as might be
caused by a rogue program or a virus, something that might
slow your machine or make it unreliable.

Version 2.7 now restores quasi-volatile byte 03Fh.

May be freely used and copied for any purpose except
military except UN sanctioned missions.  MASM/OPTASM
source provided to registrants.

Shareware by Roedy Green of Canadian Mind Products.