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Clock loses one hour exactly
Since the time change of 4 weeks ago my system clock will not stay on the
correct hour. I was never prompted that the clock was changed for daylight
savings time as it always has in the past so I did it myself. Since then it
will not keep the new time it remains one hour behind. If I manually
correct it anywhere between 1-5 hours later it resets back. I've can't
figure it out at all.
I've checked Dell's website and run their time.exe patch but it's mainly for
those that are loosing a few minutes at a time. I'm loosing one hour and
nothing more or less. Really weird.
I've also run the reg fix for the mexico central time 2 but still doesn't
hold. My bios time is correct everytime I check it and time sync is off in
the control panel.
Any suggestions?
Jack
Dell 8100
Norton AV 2002
Central time zone
correct hour. I was never prompted that the clock was changed for daylight
savings time as it always has in the past so I did it myself. Since then it
will not keep the new time it remains one hour behind. If I manually
correct it anywhere between 1-5 hours later it resets back. I've can't
figure it out at all.
I've checked Dell's website and run their time.exe patch but it's mainly for
those that are loosing a few minutes at a time. I'm loosing one hour and
nothing more or less. Really weird.
I've also run the reg fix for the mexico central time 2 but still doesn't
hold. My bios time is correct everytime I check it and time sync is off in
the control panel.
Any suggestions?
Jack
Dell 8100
Norton AV 2002
Central time zone
chuket
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May 2nd, 2003 10:00
PuterSaurus
You can download Dimension 4 and set it up to set your time to the atomic
clock standard.
http://www.thinkman.com/dimension4/index.html
lhermann
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May 3rd, 2003 03:00
Windows XP queries an atomic clock over the internet and resets your time. When you manually changed it, you set it off an hour - the program dutifully puts it back.
Larry
Dave Lyle
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May 3rd, 2003 05:00
Nosense
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May 3rd, 2003 20:00