30 October 2005, 17:31 UTC#1
ok I have windows xp, and the time in the bottom right hand corner changes randomly every once in a while. I ran my anti-virus and sypware programs and they found nothing. What should I do?
30 October 2005, 17:33 UTC#2
Daylight saving? Otherwise try sycronise your clock with the MS server.
P.S. Thought the thread title red "problem with my cock"

30 October 2005, 17:36 UTC#3
lol no its not daylight savings..which is today actually...its been happening for about 3 weeks now. And the time usually goes back 4-5 hours.
ya and its syncornized with the ms server and set to the right time zone
30 October 2005, 17:46 UTC#4
Make sure your in the right time zone, right click on the click and click adjust time and date the click the time zone tab.
30 October 2005, 18:01 UTC#5
QUOTE(Greg @ Oct 30 2005, 07:46 PM)
Make sure your in the right time zone, right click on the click and click adjust time and date the click the time zone tab.
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He speaks the truth.
30 October 2005, 18:04 UTC#6
QUOTE(Greg @ Oct 30 2005, 05:46 PM)
Make sure your in the right time zone, right click on the click and click adjust time and date the click the time zone tab.
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That solved my problem. I moved a few months back from Michigan to Chicago and forgot to change the time zone. Once I did I've not had the problem anymore.
30 October 2005, 18:07 UTC#7
QUOTE(ThePopularKid @ Oct 30 2005, 01:36 PM)
ya and its syncornized with the ms server and set to the right time zone
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QUOTE(Greg @ Oct 30 2005, 01:46 PM)
Make sure your in the right time zone, right click on the click and click adjust time and date the click the time zone tab.
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any other suggestions?
30 October 2005, 18:12 UTC#8
I had that, it goes back every 6 hours. My problem was spyware..
30 October 2005, 19:17 UTC#9
If it aint regional problems or daylight savings, then it must be spyware or a trojan. Try AVG antivirus and spybot - search and detroy.
30 October 2005, 20:45 UTC#10
I have this problem also
30 October 2005, 21:02 UTC#11
QUOTE(gman @ Oct 30 2005, 05:33 PM)
Daylight saving? Otherwise try sycronise your clock with the MS server.
P.S. Thought the thread title red "problem with my cock"

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me too hahah

30 October 2005, 22:58 UTC#12
wow, I've read this wrong haha
30 October 2005, 23:36 UTC#13
Haha I did to at frist I was going to make fun of whoever it was then it said clock and I said 'oh damn'.
31 October 2005, 01:27 UTC#14
could be your cmos battery?? check that when you rule everything else out

31 October 2005, 01:38 UTC#15
QUOTE(iammarcmason @ Oct 31 2005, 01:27 AM)
could be your cmos battery?? check that when you rule everything else out

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It's more than likely to be this. Especially if you have an old computer. Get it replaced for like 10p.
10 November 2005, 03:32 UTC#16
Yeah, the first thing I'd do is pop the battery and put it back in a few seconds later; sometimes that'll fix small problems that just have to do with what's stored on the batter (such as keeping the clock up to date). Otherwise, if you're just resetting the clock to the right time through the operating system, that doesn't always work. Go into bios/cmos settings and make sure that the clock is correct there, because that's where windows get's the time from each time it boots, so if it's wrong there, it's always going to display wrong on operating system.