vista time problem

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marty

hi, since doing a re-install of the vista home premium os on my laptop
yesterday i have had to constantly reset the time
it goes back 1 hr every hour
i have reset the time in the bios ,and made sure the time zone is correct
and tried different time servers
any help much appreciated
 
marty said:
hi, since doing a re-install of the vista home premium os on my laptop
yesterday i have had to constantly reset the time
it goes back 1 hr every hour
i have reset the time in the bios ,and made sure the time zone is correct
and tried different time servers
any help much appreciated
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Sounds like a dual boot to me.....


You're welcome...
 
marty said:
hi jon thanks for replying ,
no i only have i os on my system



Ok martby, you sound like a genuine damsel in distress....

1 os huh? Going back 1 hour every hour huh? Constantly having to reset the
time, huh? . You have nice pair of eyes btw , huh. Already reset the time
in the bios ..... See what a great listener I am .... Ok, reset the time in
bios. Nice pair of boobies btw .... Constantly reset the time .... It goes
back 1 hr every hour ... Who tf knows ? ....

Sounds like a pretty screwed up system, if you ask me. Perhaps you need a
man in your life to sort thing out .....
 
Gene E. Bloch said:
I assume that by now you have figured jon out...

I assume too that by now you've figured out Gene "I hang around with a bunch
of emotionally retarded males on an all male forum for no apparent reason"
E Bloch , even though my misguided biological clock of course isn't ticking
with any persistency ....
 
Jon said:
I assume too that by now you've figured out Gene "I hang around with a
bunch of emotionally retarded males on an all male forum for no apparent
reason" E Bloch , even though my misguided biological clock of course
isn't ticking with any persistency ....

Looks like it's following suite with your brain.
 
marty said:
hi jon thanks for replying ,
no i only have i os on my system



[A sober comment. Apologies for my previous one]

The only thing I can think that could cause that would be a background
program running on the system that's changing the time.

Either a legitimate program that you've installed that has a bug, or malware
of some kind. A virus / malware scan may help.
 
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