my event log is showing multiple breaks in time and dates and it is out of order...what does this mean?
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Make sure there is no event filter on (go to the View pull-down menu).  If there's a filter on, sometimes the sort gets all weird like that but taking the filter off fixes it. The event log can get corrupt, too, so if there's no filter, you should save the log file first. Then stop the Event Log service (you may need to boot into safe mode to do this), delete the log files from C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;config&#92;AppEvent.Evt (or sysevent.evt, etc), then restart the event log service to create new files.
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Do you mean how do you remove the history of what you are doing on your computer (cough *pr0n* cough) during 5pm to 6pm?  If so, then you could get specific on times by making your way into the:\n\nTools > Internet Options > Settings > View Files\n\nand then sort by "Last Modified" column and scroll down to 5pm and remove all items up to 6pm.
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I didn't faced such problems on Nov 21st. It seems that Google is maintaining different servers for each region to efficiently handle the traffic. Your area server might be facing heavy traffic at that time
618283
you have a glitch in your system.try the restore point thats built into your computer.it will ask you to pick a date on a calender on the screen when the computer was running fine.click on that date,just get to the restore my computer first it willexplain what you need to do.
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Depending on your PC, you might want to go into the event viewer under the System log to see if it is running any errors.  Depending on your PC, there might be hard drive diagnostics that you can run.  Clicking does not give me a warm fuzzy.  Good luck.
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The "Date:" part of the message header does come from the email client. If you're using a web service to send email (like Hotmail or Yahoo mail) it will most likely reflect the time at the server itself and not from your pc.  (This may be where you're getting vastly different times reflected.)\n\nIf you're using an SMTP/POP service through Outlook or other non-web mail client, you should get something approximating your local pc time with a time zone indicator after the timestamp, like -0500 for U.S. Eastern, etc.\n\nHope that helps.
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Try doing a system restore to last known date, that it was on there.\n\n\ndp
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You can query the table dba_objects or user_objects from schema owner account, for the created field to see when an object was last replaced.  \nIf you are running in archivelog and you get the redo logs for the time of the event, you can run logminer to get the host and login name associated with the change.  Look at documentation for this.  It is more than can be described in answers.
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perhaps there's a virus. try having it checked with a computer technician.
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That information should be kept on the server and not the local machine.  So it does not matter.  Just reinstall.\n\nHope this helps and GL :-)
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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
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Maybe you just logged in at a really busy time. patience is the key. Just check it another time, might run faster than you expect.
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You may also have too many applications running at once.  Try shutting down (closing) some things you have going.
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TRY TO restore your computer to the last restoring point or when you last remember it working right... click on START, then ALL PROGRAMS, then ACCESSORIES, then SYSTEM TOOLS, then SYSTEM RESTORE, then RESTORE MY COMPUTER TO AN EARLIER POINT, then click NEXT, then you'll have a calendar pop up on the next window and then click THE DATE WHEN YOUR COMPUER LAST WORKED FINE,and then CLICK ON A BOLD DATE.....then click the bottom botton that say next.....ect
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Someone may have it performing some type of system maintainence at that time, when everyone is logging off it may be verifying or backing data up. This should probably be done at three-thirty.
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The exact details depend on your email client. Your email client may or may not have a preference setting for configuring time format.
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By reminder pop up, I am assuming that you have Outlook installed or maybe Outlook Express that you are using or have maybe used in the past. Anyway, what it sounds like to me is a event that is in your calender part of either program. Perhaps when the event was made someone accidentally set the event up as re-occurring, a simple mistake and equally easy to fix. Check the calender in one of those programs.