my PC's clock goes backward whenever i turn on the computer.?
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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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Your problem is probably either a stick of RAM has gone bad (especially if it's the only stick you have), or it needs to be reseated (pressed down on both ends), or your motherboard's battery has failed, which is the most likely, given the age of the computer.
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Two things I would first check, \n1. Make sure the reset button is not stuck.\n2. Make sure your BIOS does not have the "Wake on LAN" feature turn on, especially if you have DSL, or Cable Internet.
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on windows xp, right click on taskbar and select properties. then check the "Show the clock" option.
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right hit ur desktop hit on properties.  hit screen saver . hit power tab \n che to see it the power settings at da. bottom are set to log in in 5.10 . 5 or 10 min or so check ur cpu fan . that maybe da problem . make sure it is not hot  if so ur need to replace that
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I'm in California and mine is off.  I thought it was because of interference from an outside source (or a cheap clock).  I hope someone has the answers.
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all mother boards have a watch battery on the board this is the main power source for the clock and cmos/bios. the battery is prolly dead,so just open up your computer and replace the battery. if you need help email me at thunderbolt423@yahoo.com or  stuntmaster84@gmail.com
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Most of the time you can overlock through the BIOS. You can also try to use some software called Clockgen .
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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.......
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MESS AROUND A LITTLE MORE .........just kidding.....\n\n  use System Restore to restore your computer settings to an earlier time. i hope it works
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u cna go to bios setting and change the clock timeings. well be carefull when u do that. its always goood to use a additional fan for the processer, just in case if u want to increase the clocktime of the processer, to avoid over heating.
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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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check the date and clock on your computer and make sure thats its set properly.
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Try going into the Control Panel, and selecting Power Management.  There might be an option in there to change what the computer does when the "lid" is closed.
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READ your Motherboard manual!!!\n\nI hope you did not fry your CPU. It's possible that the CPU clock on the MOBO is set too high. \n\nLook in the manual for instructions on how to reset the CMOS. Also look for info on how to set the motherboard for your processor speed.\n\nLights are on but nobody is home usually means the CPU is fried or clocked too high which can damage it.
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It might be bacause the graphics are not compatible and the computer is forced to use the little supply thus causeing the low power state
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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.