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Old August 11th 04, 11:06 PM
Late
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Default Clock loses time

I just notice that the clock at the bottom right hand
corner of the screen no longer keep saccurate atime and
date. I ahve reset the time and adte several time today
and each time it loses time. Is there an internal battery
that I need to change? Can this problem de fixed?

I use windows 98

Thanks
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Old August 12th 04, 12:19 AM
Ron Badour
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Default Clock loses time

The mobo battery keeps time when the PC is turned off; therefore, something
running in the background is causing the time loss.

Windows Clock on Taskbar and in Date/Time Tool Loses Time
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=189706


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"Late" wrote in message
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I just notice that the clock at the bottom right hand
corner of the screen no longer keep saccurate atime and
date. I ahve reset the time and adte several time today
and each time it loses time. Is there an internal battery
that I need to change? Can this problem de fixed?

I use windows 98

Thanks



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Old September 15th 04, 12:59 PM
samsie
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Sure it can be fixed easily just open your computer up
its very easy and look on the motherboard its a big flat
circut board on the botom of a compaq computer or on
the side of a stand up computer make sure you computer is
turned of and unpluged before you do these then locate the
battery take it out with yout fingers or a pen then take
it to a computer shop and get another one



-----Original Message-----
I just notice that the clock at the bottom right hand
corner of the screen no longer keep saccurate atime and
date. I ahve reset the time and adte several time today
and each time it loses time. Is there an internal battery
that I need to change? Can this problem de fixed?

I use windows 98

Thanks
.

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Old September 15th 04, 08:22 PM
Chuck---
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Buy the battery at Radio Shack. Computer stores will charge double for same
battery.
Chuck ---


"samsie" wrote in message
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Sure it can be fixed easily just open your computer up
its very easy and look on the motherboard its a big flat
circut board on the botom of a compaq computer or on
the side of a stand up computer make sure you computer is
turned of and unpluged before you do these then locate the
battery take it out with yout fingers or a pen then take
it to a computer shop and get another one



-----Original Message-----
I just notice that the clock at the bottom right hand
corner of the screen no longer keep saccurate atime and
date. I ahve reset the time and adte several time today
and each time it loses time. Is there an internal battery
that I need to change? Can this problem de fixed?

I use windows 98

Thanks
.



 




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