i have no clock icon showing?
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on windows xp, right click on taskbar and select properties. then check the "Show the clock" option.
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check the date and clock on your computer and make sure thats its set properly.
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Do you mean the Desk Clock? If so, here are the instructions.\n\nhttp://www.howardmiller.com/Product/Details.aspx?StyleID=418\n\n(Click on KEY to Symbols)
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right click the time and it will have an icon that says Adust Date and time there u can set the time and date in the computer
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If you have a media keyboard, then just use the volume keys. Otherwise, you can click on the little speaker icon in your system tray (the area where the clock is; I don't know your level of expertise). If you single click on this clock, a volume meter will appear. You can just drag this up and down. If this icon is not there, there could be two possible reasons. First, the icon could simply not be displayed. To fix this, just go to the Control Panel, Sounds and Audio Devices, and then adjust the "Device Volume". Another possible reason to the icon not being displayed could be because you have an upper end sound card. Many sound cards' volumes can be adjusted in the same manner described above, but you would be best off if you check with the manufacturer's instructions.
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So set your clock to its normal rating and install the OS, check it out, and if things are fine, then overclock and compare.  Could be that there is some other problem, and you should be getting an error report in Event viewer [under Administrative Tools] that you can examine.
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If it doesn't show up after you restart your PC, got to Start - Search - and type in 'yahoo'. It will bring up a list of all items with 'yahoo' in the name. Look for the IM icon.
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try restarting the computer and if that doesn't work check your display settings
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Under Windows XP:\n- Open Task Manager;\n- Select the Processes Tab;\n- Open View Menu then Choose Select Columns;\n- Choose CPU Time then click OK;\n- A new column will be added under the Processes Tab;\n- Scroll down to System Idle Processand view the CPU Time...it updates every second
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http://pweb.jps.net/~tgangale/mars/converter/calendar_clock.htm
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right click on the task bar\nselect properties\nenable the clock
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First make sure you have quick launch turned on.\nRt click on the task bar -->properties -->check 'show quick launch.'\n\nThen left click-drag the icon next to the start button until you see a black bar and let go
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Click on start and then settings and then control panel and there you will find Date/Time.  Just click on it and go from there.  That is how I changed mine and I had the same problem you are having.
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most motherboards have a watch battery the size of a quarter that runs the clock. the battery may be in need of replacement. some are easy to get to others are buried behind other components. if you are uneasy with opening the pc either forget the clock or take itto a shop, for what shops charge i would live without the clock.
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Try flashing your Bios.  Go to the website of the PC manufacturer, and look for software updates.  They will usually have several, so make sure you look at the date and select the most recent one.
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yes i don't remember them at this time but u can search for them in desktop utilities or enhancements of many download sites like download.com, freewarefiles.com, softpedia etc.\n\none such clock is called alarmme
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all mother boards have a watch battery on the board this is the main power source for the clock and cmos/bios. the battery is prolly dead,so just open up your computer and replace the battery. if you need help email me at thunderbolt423@yahoo.com or  stuntmaster84@gmail.com