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Old 02-12-2004, 19:07   #14
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Re: Clock keeps going forward!

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Originally Posted by Paul
Anyway, back on topic
We never left the topic, did we? And love_monkey may be correct

[edit] The CMOS battery keeps time (and other settings) when the PC is off - a duff battery will have no effect when the PC is on. Maybe some (dodgy) software is messing with settings, or the motherboard is duff. Strange to have the time going forward, then backwards
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