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July 17th 08, 12:43 PM
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System Date Error?
Something is causing my system time and date to revert to 1/1/2003 each time
I reboot. I can correct it in Setup, but the next reboot takes me back to 2003. This is creating havoc with some digital certificates. How can I find out what is corrupting the clock? Any ideas? -- John 
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July 17th 08, 02:23 PM
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System Date Error?
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Something is causing my system time and date to revert to 1/1/2003 each time I reboot. I can correct it in Setup, but the next reboot takes me back to 2003. This is creating havoc with some digital certificates. How can I find out what is corrupting the clock? Any ideas? How about your CMOS battery? It could be dead which reverts the CMOS to it's default date/time. Billl
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July 17th 08, 03:01 PM
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System Date Error?
That's a good thought. Thanks.
But wouldn't a dead CMOS battery affect other aspects of my system as well? -- John "Billl" wrote: --- Something is causing my system time and date to revert to 1/1/2003 each time I reboot. I can correct it in Setup, but the next reboot takes me back to 2003. This is creating havoc with some digital certificates. How can I find out what is corrupting the clock? Any ideas? How about your CMOS battery? It could be dead which reverts the CMOS to it's default date/time. Billl
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July 17th 08, 03:09 PM
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System Date Error?
The CMOS battery powers the CMOS chip. The rest of your computer gets
its power from the wall. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est John wrote: That's a good thought. Thanks. But wouldn't a dead CMOS battery affect other aspects of my system as well?
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January 25th 10, 05:03 PM
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System Date Error?
Leonard Grey wrote on 07/17/2008 16:09 :
The CMOS battery powers the CMOS chip. The rest of your computer gets its power from the wall. Leonard Grey Errare humanum est John wrote: That's a good thought. Thanks. But wouldn't a dead CMOS battery affect other aspects of my system as well? i AM HAVING SAME PROBLEM CHANGING CMOS BATTERY DID NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM PLEASE HELP
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