why does the clock go far ahead?

[CheeseMan]

It seems it goes at a different pace everyday. Its 10 minutes ahead of regular time.

 

[skab]

What clock?

 

[diggingforgold]

Clocks... Imaging and display... I have no idea.

 

[The_Mowman]

I have no idea. Right now the clock at the bottom of the screen is in sync with my windows clock which I know is correct except for the need to convert from GMT to EST.

 

[CheeseMan]

You know the clock on the bottom right corner. I didnt know to post it so i did it here.

 

[diggingforgold]

The clock is probably in sync with an atomic clock (if you have a newer version of windows, it's probably syncing the time on you PC to the time online), thats probably why it appears a different time.

Also- make sure that your CMOS battery is OK. It may need replacing.

 

[tio]

Disable windows time synchronization and set the clock to the proper time. I hate this feature, as it always jumps 7 or 8 minutes ahead of the actual time for me.

 

[diggingforgold]

Thats because you all live on the wrong time lol.

My VCR is currently at 4:42, my PC at 4:45, and my alarm at 4:51. Then I have an analog motherboard clock hanging on my wall that currently says 6 oclock and 46 seconds. There is no minute hand. LOL.

 

[CheeseMan]

Ok, i fixed it, now lets await while

 

[Mastametz]

universe man, universe man. size of the entire universe man. usuually kind to smaller men. universe man, he's got a watch with a minute hand; a millenium hand; and an eon hand. when they meet it's happy land. powerful man, universe man.

 

[CheeseMan]

yeah ***** monger back to the clock, its perfect right now

 

[Mastametz]

its perfect because i willed it to be perfect. get a new cmos batt and/or get it in sync with sumthing reliable you wanker!

 

[CheeseMan]

please quit calling me wanker, or i will sick bascumm on u.

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