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09-22-2008
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| Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Home Premium | Clock I know I read a thread in Vista forums before about clock issues, but I wasnt able to find it. At least not one with the same problem Im having. So about a week ago I noticed that my clock said seven o'clock when it really was ten o'clock and so I decided I would change it. Now I got back from my four o'clock class and my laptop reads that the time is two o'clock. What would cause the clock to either stop moving or working properly? |
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09-22-2008
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| Windows 7 RC x64 Vista HP x86 | Re: Clock Hi marrypoppins, it's not a timezone issue is it? the other thing it could be is the RTC battery on the motherboard. although if its exact hours time shifts I would definitely suspect time zone |
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09-22-2008
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| Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Home Premium | Re: Clock Yes you were right it was a time zone change, but I never changed the time zone Why would it change like that? |
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09-22-2008
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| Windows 7 RC x64 Vista HP x86 | Re: Clock The list is long and not very distinguished. (I know its a misquote from top gun  )Other users on the PC  Internet time server glitch MS Updates best thing is to see if it stays set now that you've set it |
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