my computer's time is autometically changed?
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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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well the time is extract from the bios/cmos clock if this is incorrect it will need to be changed in the bios to do this press either del or f1 to enter the bios/cmos setup and change the time and apply and exit.
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if you're using Windows XP, right click the Time on the task bar -> Adjust Date/Time -> Internet Time tab, and use an internet time server, you could type time.windows.com.\n\nIf the system time still resets on the black screen (BIOS) when you start up, then follow the steps to replace the CMOS battery on the motherboard.  This is a straightforward task, the batter looks like a watch battery.
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You cannot you can change the time on your local computer if you have admin privelages but it gets the time stamp from the server
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Try this website. You can adjust the date time for just about any period -->\nhttp://www.fourmilab.ch/yoursky/
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Yes!  and it is sorta weird to me really.  But a few years ago my fiance broke up with me.  He took all his stuff from our house?  \n\nSo I was moving out as well to get into a new place without so many bad memories.  The clock was not one of those digital ones, but one with the numbers like the cards on an office Rolodex.\n\nI remember un-plugging the clock to pack it and it said 11:11 a.m.  the morning I left.  I left it packed for several months, but when I plugged it up again of course it still said 11:11, and it brought back memories.  \n\nBut the weird thing is, NOW that when ever I look at any clock or even the time on my computer it will say 11:11 or similar time like 12:12,  2:22, or 5:55, or 1:21, but always in some numeric order like that.\n\nBut unusual I guess, because the time on my computer right now is 1:22 a.m.\n\nbut maybe only seconds off?
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check if the time zone u have set up is correct on your pc... \n\ngo to the time display on your taskbar --->\n right-click on the time--->click on adjust date/time---> \nselect the time zone---> adjst the time zone--> \n\nand there is an option at the bottom to fix time for daylight savings check the box... click ok if the time displayed is correct \n\nelse\n\ncorrect the time and you are all set now!
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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.
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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.
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I think that you mean that your system clock is giving the incorrect time? If this is correct, then the chances are that all that will be required to do, is replace the CMOS battery. It's flat and about the same diameter as a nickle (5cent coin). It will located on your motherboard, and it is easy  to see. Can be bought easily in computer stores, pharmacies, and even $1 stores.
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correct the date,time,day in Ur clock
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With a device called a time base correcter
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If it's a Windows machine, right-click on the time display in the taskbar and select Adjust Date/Time.
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I think you are refeering to Yahoo time, You can check the difference in the time based on the timestamp on the answer ;-)
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I can only give my advice about what I think has happened to your task bar (the bar on the bottom).  I am thinking you normally have a couple of icons such as for your internet browser, on the right hand side of your task bar...\nIf you want these back, right click on the task bar and go to Toolbars and make sure Quick Launch has a tick by it.  Other than that, the task bar has very little else on it.  Maybe your clock has gone? Then right click on the task bar and choose Properties.  Make sure Show the Clock is selected.  Have a play with all the other options to see what suits you.\nAbout the tool bar on top, are you talking about within your browser?  Try right clicking just below the address and make sure there is a tick by Menu Bar.  Choose any other menus to suit you.  If I am completely getting the wrong end of the stick, sorry.
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It should clock itself down automatically.  It should work.
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The easiest way is to do a system restore.  \n\nClick on Start\nThen Programs\nThen Accessories\nThen System tools\nThen System Restore\n\nAnd you will be asked to enter a date.  It will reset your computer to the way it was before the date you enter.  So if you accidently changed your settings yesterday, then enter a date before yesterday and it will put your system to how it was then.  \n\nBut note that any other changes and documents you have on your system will also change.  So if you have things you saved during this time period, save them on a disk first before you do a system restore.