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I have a new IBM Netvista machine running Windows XP.
Since I've had the machine every Thursday at 8:00am I loose three hours on my internal clock. It goes from 7:59am to 5:00am......I then go in and change it to 8:00am and the following Thursday do it again. It's been going on since January.....every week. Anyone else have this problem???? Thanks in advance.... Debby |
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Check to see if your computer is in the correct time zone. The default time
zone for Windows is Pacific time. Quinoa S "debby" wrote in message ... I have a new IBM Netvista machine running Windows XP. Since I've had the machine every Thursday at 8:00am I loose three hours on my internal clock. It goes from 7:59am to 5:00am......I then go in and change it to 8:00am and the following Thursday do it again. It's been going on since January.....every week. Anyone else have this problem???? Thanks in advance.... Debby |
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Hummm, now that was dumb of me!! I think you have the
answer here, thank you so much Quinoa. Changed it......let's see what next Thursday brings. Best Reguards to you..... Debby -----Original Message----- Check to see if your computer is in the correct time zone. The default time zone for Windows is Pacific time. Quinoa S "debby" wrote in message ... I have a new IBM Netvista machine running Windows XP. Since I've had the machine every Thursday at 8:00am I loose three hours on my internal clock. It goes from 7:59am to 5:00am......I then go in and change it to 8:00am and the following Thursday do it again. It's been going on since January.....every week. Anyone else have this problem???? Thanks in advance.... Debby . |
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No need to wait for Thursday; you can check at any time by double-clicking
on the clock in the system tray. You'll see a tab that lets you adjust your system time to one of several time servers. Quinoa S "Debby" wrote in message ... Hummm, now that was dumb of me!! I think you have the answer here, thank you so much Quinoa. Changed it......let's see what next Thursday brings. Best Reguards to you..... Debby -----Original Message----- Check to see if your computer is in the correct time zone. The default time zone for Windows is Pacific time. Quinoa S "debby" wrote in message ... I have a new IBM Netvista machine running Windows XP. Since I've had the machine every Thursday at 8:00am I loose three hours on my internal clock. It goes from 7:59am to 5:00am......I then go in and change it to 8:00am and the following Thursday do it again. It's been going on since January.....every week. Anyone else have this problem???? Thanks in advance.... Debby . |
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In date and time, internet time tab change the server to tock.usno.navy.mil
That will solve your problem. "Debby" wrote in message ... Hummm, now that was dumb of me!! I think you have the answer here, thank you so much Quinoa. Changed it......let's see what next Thursday brings. Best Reguards to you..... Debby -----Original Message----- Check to see if your computer is in the correct time zone. The default time zone for Windows is Pacific time. Quinoa S "debby" wrote in message ... I have a new IBM Netvista machine running Windows XP. Since I've had the machine every Thursday at 8:00am I loose three hours on my internal clock. It goes from 7:59am to 5:00am......I then go in and change it to 8:00am and the following Thursday do it again. It's been going on since January.....every week. Anyone else have this problem???? Thanks in advance.... Debby . |
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