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Old 22-01-2008, 19:59   #1
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Should my xbox remember the time?

hi . First time poster long time reader .

I have noticed that my xbox 360 never keeps the time , and always just reverts back to the same time/date whenever i switch it on. Is this normal ? Do you need to use xboxlive for it to keep time ?. I always assumed it would keep the time ok .

I only noticed as i play marvel allaince and its a pain keeping track of savegames without having the proper date and time on there., so i have to manually enter the time on my xbox whenever i go to play this game .
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Old 22-01-2008, 20:03   #2
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

The xbox should only lose settings, if unplugged for prolonged periods I would assume
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Old 22-01-2008, 20:12   #3
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

the clock in the 360 does not keep time when its unplugged, its a Pain in the backside unless you have it connected to the internet in which case it will correct the clock during xbox live sign-in (a free silver account is sufficient)
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Old 23-01-2008, 04:06   #4
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

Thanks for the replies . I'm very surprised they can't keep the time . Suppose at least it means mine isn't broke

thanks again.
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

Are you one of those people who insists on turning everything off at the wall? If you don't, the 'box will keep its date&time while in standby.
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Old 23-01-2008, 10:46   #6
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

They really should of put a CMOS battery to keep the time, cheap'o's
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

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Are you one of those people who insists on turning everything off at the wall? If you don't, the 'box will keep its date&time while in standby.
Well it still uses 2.5watts in standby, although i admit i rarely switch mine off at the wall.
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Are you one of those people who insists on turning everything off at the wall? If you don't, the 'box will keep its date&time while in standby.

ah . I don't usually turn anything off at the wall , but with my xbox i have to move it out the way when i finish using it each night (or face the wrath of the missus) , so i don't have a choice . Thanks for pointing that out though.
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

Im amazed it doesn't have a real-time-clock backup battery since it is basically a PC
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Re: Should my xbox remember the time?

TBH, it's more of a Mac... *ducks*
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