Long, Mike wrote:
>
> Here's how:
>
> take the '84 and place it into any microwave oven, place on high for 3
> minutes (your time may vary).  Then use your PC and any PROM burner you
> might have.  From the DOS prompt type "format c: <enter>" then answer
> yes to the silly question from the operating system.  Wait for the
> computer to come back then place the '84 into the PROM burner and you
> should be able to read anything in it.  Sometimes the less expensive
> models of PROM burners won't be able to read it very well, you might
> want to try to use one at work or at school, I'm sure they have nicer
> units that will work fine.
>
> Have a nice day,
> Mike
>  ----------
> From: World Access
> To: Multiple recipients of list PICLIST
> Subject: pic16c84
> Date: Tuesday, December 10, 1996 3:12PM
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to bust a protected PIC16C84 ?
> How can I read a protected one ?
>
> Awaiting,
> Wim Bolten
> E-mail: intronic@worldaccess.nl
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