my computer clock has a mind of its own?
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if your computer isn't very new, you might want to change the small battery on the motherboard.
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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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It might be your battery thats running low. Every computer has a little battery chip that usually starts working when you turn off the computer. It helps your computer run while its turned off so that it can keep track of the time and date and other good stuff.\n\nYou might need to replace your battery soon. Go to control panel then click on Date/Time. You should set it so that whenever you connect to the internet, the time and date will feed off the time from an online server source rather than your own computer's memory.\n\nAh windows 2000? Are you on a network? Can you tell me what ISP connection you have and how you are connected?\n\nClick on Start, then RUN, and just type cmd and hit enter to get to your command prompt. Type this:\nnet time /setsntp:time.microsoft.com \n\nIts an online server source that your computer can retrieve the correct time from.\n\nEDIT: It should automatically sync it now. Did it work though? If it doesnt work when you log on in the future, then let me know and I can help you permanently set that way. Just contact me through my profile.
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I can only give you this clock to start,you should be ale to make what you need out of it,sorry I don't have time.\n<clock allcaps daysofweek month day year time seconds ampm></clock\nWhat ever you don't want in there leave out,make sure you leave spaces or don't when your not suppose to.
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It should clock itself down automatically.  It should work.
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Put your cursor down to bring up the taskbar again.  When the taskbar appears, right-click on it and go to properties.  In properties, be sure that the "keep the taskbar on top of other windows" is checked. as well as "show the clock".  Be sure that "auto-hide the taskbar is unchecked".
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go to http://www.howstuffworks.com/clock.htm and it will tell you everything you need to know.
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Looks like your graphics card may be faulty. Borrow a spare from a mate, stick it in and see what happens.  The problem with the clock probably isn't related. Sort the graphics problem out first, then maybe change the battery on the notherboard after that.
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Time to get a new clock.
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It checks and or resets your computer clock to a time standard of your choice.   I use wwv fort Collins CO.
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Check your bios. There is a numlock setting there.
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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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Click on the time lower in right corner and a clock comes up. just reset your time click apply and ok.
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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!
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Is this a question?  \n\nIf you are saying this is a problem, then you may want to take your computer to a tech.  Many times there is a battery on the motherboard that keeps the system time.    If it's going bad, i've seen it slow down time keeping and other things.   \n\nThe other thing I'd check is to check the services on the computer and see if the "Windows Time" service is disabled.  If it is not, your computer may be trying to sync it's time with another computer on the network.
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Computers have TWO clocks built into them.. one being the CMOS clock,, the other being the Real Time clock..The battery keeps power going to those when the computer is not plugged into electric
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The system clock is set thru BIOS.  Therefore, you'll have to run an external command to set the clock.  \n\nString cmd="time 11:30:00";\nProcess proc = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmd);\n\nYou will have to make sure the 'command' is correct; my example is just a guess.