Why is my computer clock losing time every day?
478974
Your processor may be going down as well, if it is overheating (or just wore out) it might be cycling at odd intervals or slower than intended which could cause the time discrepancy and the mouse freezing.
637189
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.
458664
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.
707911
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.
56979
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
769896
Seven wrong answers so far.  Apply a method similar to that described by Inquirer (the 7th answer) to find all 48 times this happens every day.\n\nThe other correct answer is 'none', since my digital clock doesn't have hands.
618798
Make sure you're an Administrator then change the time.  Make sure no Group Policy restricts you from saving changes.
659401
correct the date,time,day in Ur clock
974847
No...its what your computer uses to syncronize the clock to where you are...so it just makes sure the clock time is right
907852
this is beacuse every clock loses a few secs every few hundred years only laser precision fiber optic clocks dont as well it might be because of the boundary
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.
217116
Hi ,\n  The problem seems with the CMOS battery.As u said u were not using it for days, the battery may have discharged. So it is causing the problem. Its like the CMOS battery is responsible for the date and time setup if it dont gives proper backup the time and date resets to start of the century or in some of case it goes to any unwanted date by randomely selecting it. \n  So change the CMOS battery n it will go fine.If u dont know how to change it open ur PC cabinate n  u will see   a shining roung thing just like ur watch battery but it will be a bit big. Take it out a take care while takin it out n  replace it by new one.\n  And you are done.......
931790
check the date and clock on your computer and make sure thats its set properly.
520207
Try safe mode.\nElse, end useless background processes.\nYou may also check for keyboard tracer programs if any made installed on your machine.\nTry visiting playful sites, one day you would automatically get your answer.\nWhile you work, keep an eye on the harddisk LED, if it's ON continiously even if you are not using it, ask someone putting it like "Why is this machine getting slower nowdays?". But, that doesn't ensure the machine is bugged.\nAs you said several startup programs run on your logon, it maybe there activity. SERVERS NEVER SNOOZE.
568252
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.
1081945
well even a stopped clock is right twice a day.  it's been 4:20 a couple of times for me ; )
825489
My clock is broke but it is right twice a day