Clock on my computer shows incorrect time.
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i think you can do it in the bios.
why would you do that btw.
why not just chance it in the OS.
if you want to change battery. it is EASY but hard to explain. but here is a video tat demonstrates it: YouTube - Computer Peripherals : How to Replace Your PC's Battery
why would you do that btw.
why not just chance it in the OS.
if you want to change battery. it is EASY but hard to explain. but here is a video tat demonstrates it: YouTube - Computer Peripherals : How to Replace Your PC's Battery
The battery should keep the basic mainboard functions going for a very long time, how old is it?
Have you tried clicking on the clock (right lower corner -> Change Date and Time Settings -> "Tab: Internet Time" -> Change Settings -> Synchronize with an Internet time server.
When you shut down, and restart your system after about 10 minutes you should be able to determine if the time is wrong or not.
X: If it is -> Change Mainboard battery
X: if it is showing the correct time -> Well, that would be it. Problem solved
Have you tried clicking on the clock (right lower corner -> Change Date and Time Settings -> "Tab: Internet Time" -> Change Settings -> Synchronize with an Internet time server.
When you shut down, and restart your system after about 10 minutes you should be able to determine if the time is wrong or not.
X: If it is -> Change Mainboard battery
X: if it is showing the correct time -> Well, that would be it. Problem solved
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