Re: Clock synchronisation

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Posted by: Jan1 on January 31, 2010 at 09:32:03
In Reply to: Re: Clock synchronisation Posted by: Eddie on January 31, 2010 at 02:21:31

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Computer Mfg. & Model No.:	DELL - STUDIO
CPU Mfg.:	Intel
Operating System:	Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 (64-bit)
Amount of RAM installed:	4mB
Internet Connection:	Cable

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Eddie posted:

'small battery'

If it's the battery on the motherboard, usually there is a warning message of some
kind, something like CPU fan failure. But it's not the fan, it has to do with the
BIOS, which does have the timing. Upside is the battery is around $4 and usually
easy to swap out, making sure to use the same number and orientation. Tho' Vista
seems too new to have that problem.

But, flip side, you can click/open your time on the TaskManager, click the Internet
Time, choose from the drop-down arrow for time.nist.gov, click the box for
Auto synchronize with internet time server and click Apply. You may already have
this set. Here again, I don't know if it's the same for Vista.

Jan1

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Subject: Re: Clock synchronisation

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