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Hello, My Pc clock is not auto updating time and date.
It is continuously showing that date & time in which I logged off
I have checked the Malware problem but found none.
so what should I do? please send solutions asap.

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Macboatmaster
1. Welcome to Tech Support Guy
2. You cannot hope to successfully run a 64 bit OS with 2GB ram
3. Send a screenshot please showing the lower half of the window in your attachment
4. The problem you describe is often caused by third party software
5. What time and date is shown in BIOS settings
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Macboatmaster said:
1. Welcome to Tech Support Guy
2. You cannot hope to successfully run a 64 bit OS with 2GB ram
3. Send a screenshot please showing the lower half of the window in your attachment
4. The problem you describe is often caused by third party software
5. What time and date is shown in BIOS settings
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Depends on the overall architecture.

With an 8 year-old computer, probably doesn't matter.
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To eliminate any ambiguity I do not suggest that the clock setting problem has anything to do with the amount of ram.

You will often encounter a difference of opinion.

The minimum ram recommended by Microsoft for Windows 7 64 bit is 2GB

Will that run Windows - YES

Will that run Windows 64 bit successfully and smoothly - NO - not IMHO on any computer whatever its age

The CPU was indeed first introduced in January 2009
http://ark.intel.com/products/36503/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-E7500-3M-Cache-2_93-GHz-1066-MHz-FSB

There is little doubt that if the motherboard can take more than 2GB ram you would on a 64 bit system notice a far smoother operation with 4GB ram.

That said the problem is the clock of course so when you reply that is what we will explore.

My comment regarding ram may be considered only as an additional point to supply you with the best advice.
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