Hi:

And If the options at the above site doesn't fix your clock, download Rocket.Time.
It is a free small program that will reset your
Windows clock and keep it accurate to the second.
It works great with all Windows including XP.
I ran it for several months until Dell came out with the patch.
It is a better design than (Atomic clock) for Rocketclock will reset your clock as
often as you desire. Atomic clock only allows one setting each day.
One setting a day wasn't enough to keep my clock accurate, I had Rocketclock
setup to reset every 4 hours. Rocketclock comes with an uninstall.. I think Atomiclock does also.
I tried both of them.

Dayton


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It always helps people who try to answer questions if you post more information about your system, at the minimum, the model of your computer and the version of Windows you are running. If you are running Windows XP, see if the following helps:

http://support.dell.com/us/en/kb/document.asp?DN=1060115

Steve

Hi

Here's what I did 11 months ago, I went to http://www.worldtimeserver.com and downloaded the AtomicClock Sync.v.2.6 utility and have keeped perfect time ever since, it's free and I found it to be a good little program,with no vices and from personal experience know it works with W98se, Wme and XP.