[bruinator]

Probably this should be in hardware but I am putting it in here...My computer is 8 months old and on occasions the hour part of system clock stops advancing but minutes stay con the correct time? Is it my CMOS battery? I would doubt it since the minutes stay accurate. He anyone heard of such a thing as this? If so, how do I fix it please?

TIA

 

[bonk]

Howdy,

Double click on the clock on the taskbar then in the new window

click the Internet Time

make-sure that Automatically synchronize with Internet is checked

In the Server if time.windows.com is selected change it to time.nist.gov and visa versa

click Update now and click OK

See how that effects the time.

 

[bruinator]

I tried it but it still giving me a time of 3:15 and it's actually 6:15...any other ideas, please?

 

[bonk]

Double click the clock on the taskbar and this time click on the TimeZone tab and make-sure it on the correct TimeZone for you

 

[Billy the Adult]

Go back and make sure you have the correct time zone applied. Not saying that is your particular reason, but I've had customers with the problem you are describing and their time zone had inadvertently been changed.

 

[Billy the Adult]

LOL Bonk!

 

[bruinator]

ok...I wonder how that got changed cause I didn't...weird...tks though...that did it.

 

[bruinator]

Go back and make sure you have the correct time zone applied. Not saying that is your particular reason, but I've had customers with the problem you are describing and their time zone had inadvertently been changed.

are you serious? Cause this has happened a few times. If you are serious, do you know what causes it?

 

[bonk]

A Double Play Billy the Adult

 

[bruinator]

it didn't happen every day just twice within the past week.

 

[bruinator]

Anyone else know what is causing this. It appears to have happened to others as well.

 

[bruinator]

bump