The Clock in My Computer

[Hush Darlin]

I am tired of changing it
I goes back an hour
I have to change it about once a week
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[Gen]

Re: The Clock in My Computer

mek mi see wah dem a guh tell yuh now [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/whistle.gif[/img]

mi did have the same problem and dem laff after mi [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/70361-embarassed.gif[/img]

[Tuff Gong]

Re: The Clock in My Computer

Could be the system battery is dead or faulty.
Some BIOS does not respect the changes from Windows so the way to change the time on those systems is to go to System Setup before the computer boots to the Operating System/Windows and set the clock there.

Ok it is not for the faint of heart but it is very easy.
Depending on how you computer boots you should see a black and white screen of text and numbers just before you get to WindoZe.

You either press the Delete/Del Key on most systems, F2 on some systems, or a sequence such as Ctrl Esc.
Then you will be presented with the screen to change the BIOS settings.

Tell us your Computer Model Name and the Operating System and whether or not you see a boot screen when the computer is turned on from a cold start.

Oh and another important thing make sure you are in the right Time Zone.

Right click on the clock in the tray.
Choose adjust day and time click on the Time Zone Tab.
It should say what Time Zone you are in, etc Eastern Standard/GMT-0.500 or something to that effect.
You should then click on the Internet Time Tab and choose update now.