My computer time is always wrong, even when i set it and shut down the system it comes on wrong?
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the battery is dead on your motherboard\nYou need to take the case cover off, and pull the flat battery out of the mother board and replace with the same type. \nREMEMBER To UNPLUG the computer first!!!!!\nLOL
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The system clock is independent of the operating system and exists on the mainboard of all computers.  A tiny battery powers it when the computer is plugged in.  \n\nNow, most modern operating systems also synch the system clock  with a time server on the internet, so that even in the event your system clock (for whatever reason) loses time, it is properly set on each boot.
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Goto your CONTROL PANEL and select POWER OPTIONS.  Make sure it is set at a level you want, I assume it says to turn off hard disk after 20 mins...Just change that to NEVER.
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go to control panel power options(if u dont see it,change it to classic view) nd u'll find and option that sayz turn off monitor change it from 30 secs to never\nlol tc\nnd beware of the web
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Are you turning the computer OFF or STANDBY?
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You might have too many programs installed. Your RAM and CPU Usage must've gone HIGH tending to delay your "SHUT DOWN" process. Try Uninstalling few programs which you don't require. BEST thing is "SYSTEM RESTORE" i.e. restore it to an earlier date when your Computer ran faster.\n\nSTART>PROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES>SYSTEM TOOLS>SYSTEM RESTORE...
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if it has synatax pad system, there should be what looks like a little red oval at the bottom of your screen near the time display. click on that and an on/off opton should apper
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Your Motherboard has a small Lithium battery which allows the clock ticking even when you shutdown your computer..\n\nOnce it exhausts.. all you have to replace it and then again setup the time...it wont vanish now!\n\nRead a detailed article regarding how to replace the battery at: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/81\n\nIf replacing a battery doesnt solve your problem...you may have to upgrade your Motherboard CMOS by flashing it...\nContact DELL Service Center for this..\nBut..mostly battery replacement solves the problem in 99% cases..
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well go to control panel-power settings and adjust it from there ... make sure you dont have the settings too sensitive ... enjoy ..
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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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If it's a Windows machine, right-click on the time display in the taskbar and select Adjust Date/Time.
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You've likely changed you time-zone, so it is automatically changing each time it links up to the time-server to check.\n\nTwo options:\nFirst double click on the clock in the taskbar.\n*Now you can either disable the time-syncing feature on the "internet time tab", then rest to the correct time, or...\n*You can correct you time-zone on the "time zone" tab.\n\nEither solution should set you straight :)
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go to radio shack and buy a battery theyre about 3.50 and replace it reset your date and time
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Right click on theshown clock on the taskbar then click adjust Date/time... You can reset the clock
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go to control panel / energy options and check if there is a time defined for "Standby Modus". If yes, set it to none or never.
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There are many things that may be wrong.\n-- It may be a virus, Restart your PC in secure mode (press F8 when starting windows) and run your antivirus\n-- It may be a program that doesn't finish and windows is waiting. If you still can use the PC when shutdown, right click the clock, chose task manager, then process tab. There you can see what is runnig on your computer. Try to kill one by one, if after you have killed one of them your computer shutdowns thats the bad guy. Visit the program's website.\n-- Some update messed up your windows. Sometimes when you update there are problems  (usually with other programs). You may look for a new update (windowsupdate or your program update) or to restore your XP.\n\nBTW: if you press the CPU button to shutdown the PC you could mess the hard disk, but it is unlikely. Just don't shake the computer after this. You may restart the computer and turn it off again to reduce the chances of this.
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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.