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System Clock

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Just as the topic says, my system clock changes time and today even said it was tomorrow! What the heck is going on with it? A syncing always gets ti right...why is it happening...

No virus spy/adware on machine either...

probably your pc is about 5/8 years old.

i think the same as Bâshrat, your CMOS battery is depleted. you'll need to replace it in order to maintain data stored on it (like your clock).

it won't be difficult or expensive ;)

An advice: DON'T let a 'professional' do it, they will probably rip you off... All you have to do is open your case, remove the current battery (can't miss it, its cross-cut is ~1cm), take it to a shop, buy a new one (1-2€) and place it back (with the right side up).

Probably you'd have to pay a 'professional' 25€ or more...

As has been said its the CMOS battery and this is typically a CR2032 coin cell battery.

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Interesting...this is on a 1 year old Dell btw :D

Thought it would be battery, wonder why it crapped up now...

sometimes there's a current leak on the mobo that depletes the battery prematurely

or maybe it's just a defective battery

My recommendation is always build your own computer and never buy a dell

oops, did I say that? :blushing:

If it 's still under warranty, badger Dell till they fix it

come to thing of it, badger them anyway :thumbup

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