Why does my computer's clock lose time every day?
348105
the battery on your motherboard, called the cmos battery is dying out, you will need replace it soon
540330
change it.\n\nright click on the clock, Adjust date and time, change it over there.
1008032
Your computer has an internal battery on the motherboard that keeps things alive in there.  Also, apparently you are connected to the Internet.  Most computers now have a windows time synchronization program that automatically updates your time.  Check it out by double-clicking on the time in your task-bar.  A pop-up window appears.  Click on Internet Time.  Viola!
618798
Make sure you're an Administrator then change the time.  Make sure no Group Policy restricts you from saving changes.
367541
Your clocks jumped *automatically*???  DANG!!!  I spend an hour twice a year resetting all of mine!  It takes me so long because I can never remember how to do the ones on the stove, the microwave, and in my car, so I have to RTFM's (that's "read the {bleeping} manuals") every single time!  I'm green with envy.  Where do you buy your clocks???
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There could be issue with the BIOS. Check for your computer Motherboard vendor.\n\nThere could be BIOS update.\n\nSynchronizing the time online is a temporary solution. Once you disconnect from Internet it will again go back.
43295
if it has synatax pad system, there should be what looks like a little red oval at the bottom of your screen near the time display. click on that and an on/off opton should apper
139577
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
39013
Computers have a battery operated clock that is read when the operating system boots.\n\nComputers connected to a network may check the network for time periodically.
486119
Time to get a new clock.
380246
Reset CMOS. Better still, remove and replace the CMOS battery.  If that does not work, then you need to have the motherboard tested to see if the back panel connectors are working properly.\n\nEdited- PN   she said she already checked the keyboard on another pc, besides if the CMOS battery dies, it can do so quickly so you would not be able to tell if time was kept properly.  This is from years of experience with PC repair, so before you answer, read the question.
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Depending on the software if might be going to the icon tray next to your clock. uTorrent does this. It's possible it's supposed to do that.
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1. Go to My Computer\n2. Then click on Control Panel\n3. Then click on DATE AND TIME\n4. Move the clock hands to the correct time.\n5. Go back to e-mail and the time will be correct.
778055
You've likely changed you time-zone, so it is automatically changing each time it links up to the time-server to check.\n\nTwo options:\nFirst double click on the clock in the taskbar.\n*Now you can either disable the time-syncing feature on the "internet time tab", then rest to the correct time, or...\n*You can correct you time-zone on the "time zone" tab.\n\nEither solution should set you straight :)
549948
No. The more icons beside your computer's clock are the ones that slow it down, because it means that all that software is loaded any time.
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maybe your mother board battery ran out and maybe your time updated from Internet you can double click on time on bottom of screen and go to Internet time tab and unmark the automatically synchronize ....and then OK.\ngood luck
300796
refresh your screen... you may also want to check your clock/date it may not be current either, which can throw others programs off as well.