Why is it that when I look at the clock, Most of the time it displays my bithday 10:19?
550890
it is only at that time twice a day.
453302
Its probably a GMT standard clock. Whereever you live is GMT + or - a certain amount of hours.\n\nEST is GMT -5 so if GMT says its 12:00, its actually 7:00 here.
1079886
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?
732591
Try adjusting your display settings in Control Panel.
957449
try changing your refresh rate to stop that, sounds like you have the monitor plugged into a power strip so its not saving the settings
1082370
hi..yea i got a calendar/clock on mine..its in military time but its pretty kewl cuz it also tells the date and all that..im not sure but i think that the place that i got this calendar/clock also has just plain clocks, let me give u the link so u can look around the site\nwww.123mycodes.com
674704
Sometimes, it can go wacky for a bit until it goes back to normal. You just switched it off a schedual and it needs to adjust.
167992
I thought it was 10:10... and nope, I don't know why.
549948
No. The more icons beside your computer's clock are the ones that slow it down, because it means that all that software is loaded any time.
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
862569
You can put a html page which has some sort of hjavascript code which generates it.\n\nYou can also have widgets that display the time.
985997
Cool. I seem to always see 4:20 but then again I guess I kinda look for it.
952228
Yes, this problem is usually caused by a weak or dead CMOS battery.  It could be a virus, but chances are higher that your battery has failed.  Replacing them is simple; you can just go to your local Radio Shack with the old battery and buy one identical to it so you can replace the old one.  Then, synchronize your clock with the time.windows.com or time.nist.gov server in the clock's properties and you'll be good to go.  :)
614463
It could be the OS clock\nbut in order to store the values of the\nstarting date/time, \nit might use the registry, but deep, deep far\ndown so you can't change it. or it could\nbe a hidden file that's encrypted.\neither way, most majority of those files/registry\nvalues are safe...\n\nBut I've found some where I could mess up the os clock,\nrun the program then put the os clock to normal\nand that program will run FOREVER\nso I don't think it's the OS clock\nprobably registry...\n\nKeehun
469696
Time to look at a clock
107608
If it's a Windows machine, right-click on the time display in the taskbar and select Adjust Date/Time.
440616
you can remove the clock from the 'taskbar and start menu' in the control panel.. i dont know if you'll find a replacement\n\nmaybe a yahoo widget may have a nontaskbar clock