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I am experiencing an on-going nagging problem with my date. Invariably form
time-to-time the date changes and moves ahead 1-day. Is it possible there is
a hijacking problem I am not aware doing this? I have used Ad-Aware
Professional to flush out any such agents and all things have been cleaned,
yet the problem persists.
Is there another solution?
Thanks!
 
AIANDAS said:
I am experiencing an on-going nagging problem with my date.
Invariably form time-to-time the date changes and moves ahead 1-day.
Is it possible there is a hijacking problem I am not aware doing
this? I have used Ad-Aware Professional to flush out any such agents
and all things have been cleaned, yet the problem persists.
Is there another solution?
Thanks!
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Are you running any Norton programs? Which ones?
Sometime ago there was a widespread problem with a Norton program doing
this.

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The Norton program in question may not be NAV, but one of Norton's other
programs.
 
You got anything running a 12 hour clock (that's set p.m when it should be
a.m)? Maybe not a prog, but a macro hidden somewhere?
Just a thought !
Sincerely, Len
 
Well, I don't have any other norton products on my machine..........I use
norton ghost off my diskette, so that's not it since it's not installed, any
other suggestions???????????
I am all ears!

Colin Barnhorst said:
The Norton program in question may not be NAV, but one of Norton's other
programs.

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AIANDAS said:
Nope. I am using computer associates for virus monitoring
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Make sure you're set to the proper AM or PM.

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AIANDAS said:
Well, I don't have any other norton products on my machine..........I
use norton ghost off my diskette, so that's not it since it's not
installed, any other suggestions???????????
I am all ears!

Colin Barnhorst said:
The Norton program in question may not be NAV, but one of Norton's
other programs.

--
Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
AIANDAS said:
Nope. I am using computer associates for virus monitoring

I am experiencing an on-going nagging problem with my date.
Invariably form time-to-time the date changes and moves ahead
1-day. Is it possible there is a hijacking problem I am not aware
doing this? I have used Ad-Aware Professional to flush out any
such agents and all things have been cleaned, yet the problem
persists.
Is there another solution?
Thanks!

Are you running any Norton programs? Which ones?
Sometime ago there was a widespread problem with a Norton program
doing this.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
I use a 24-hour clock anyway. Also, sinec I have several users on my
machine, they do not all use uniform time settings, per your suggestion. One
uses the AM/PM format, others use the 24-hour clock. Can that possibly throw
things off?

Frank Saunders said:
Make sure you're set to the proper AM or PM.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
Please respond in Newsgroup only. Do not send email
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Protect your PC
http://www.microsoft.com./athome/security/protect/default.aspx
http://defendingyourmachine.blogspot.com/

AIANDAS said:
Well, I don't have any other norton products on my machine..........I
use norton ghost off my diskette, so that's not it since it's not
installed, any other suggestions???????????
I am all ears!

Colin Barnhorst said:
The Norton program in question may not be NAV, but one of Norton's
other programs.

--
Colin Barnhorst [MVP Windows - Virtual Machine]
Nope. I am using computer associates for virus monitoring

I am experiencing an on-going nagging problem with my date.
Invariably form time-to-time the date changes and moves ahead
1-day. Is it possible there is a hijacking problem I am not aware
doing this? I have used Ad-Aware Professional to flush out any
such agents and all things have been cleaned, yet the problem
persists. Is there another solution?
Thanks!

Are you running any Norton programs? Which ones?
Sometime ago there was a widespread problem with a Norton program
doing this.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
AIANDAS said:
I use a 24-hour clock anyway. Also, sinec I have several users on my
machine, they do not all use uniform time settings, per your
suggestion. One uses the AM/PM format, others use the 24-hour clock.
Can that possibly throw things off?
Click to expand...

No. It's just that it is not uncommon for people to use a 12 hour clock
with AM/PM not showing but set wrong.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP, IE/OE
Please respond in Newsgroup only. Do not send email
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Protect your PC
http://www.microsoft.com./athome/security/protect/default.aspx
http://defendingyourmachine.blogspot.com/
 
Now we're searching for things............
In another newsgroup, someone else suggested the following, except he
telepathically forgot to tell me HOW TO INPUT this line!

"Silly question but I have to ask. Are you on the right time zone? Synch

How do I synch my domain controller????????????? I attempted to reach this
user, but to no avail for a response.
 
Sorry, can't help, I don't know how to do this either. Sounds like it's a
global setting on the server - perhaps a server system "help" screen would
elucidate?
Len
 
That's one of the problems when you're talking with a techy, they're
clueless about communicating succinctly and they figure they have
telepathically sent their message in some cryptic kind of
way................. I think that's what's known as the oxymoron Technology
@ work :)
 
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