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May 18th 04, 07:52 AM
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pc clock problem
My wifes PC is only 5 months ols.. An HP machine..the problem is that the clock is always showing wrong time...After she adjusted it. For may one or two days the clock is showin again the wrong time....Are viruses these days causing that kind of problem?
Any help??? TIA R4M 
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May 18th 04, 08:47 AM
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Hi
Contact the PC supplier and explain the problem. If the PC is only 5 months, it should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... My wifes PC is only 5 months ols.. An HP machine..the problem is that the clock is always showing wrong time...After she adjusted it. For may one or two days the clock is showin again the wrong time....Are viruses these days causing that kind of problem? Any help??? TIA R4M
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May 18th 04, 08:47 AM
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I am not entitle danymore for the one yr warranty....The warranty seal is already open due to video card upgrade installation...
Is it a battery problem or something? "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Contact the PC supplier and explain the problem. If the PC is only 5 months, it should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... My wifes PC is only 5 months ols.. An HP machine..the problem is that the clock is always showing wrong time...After she adjusted it. For may one or two days the clock is showin again the wrong time....Are viruses these days causing that kind of problem? Any help??? TIA R4M
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May 18th 04, 08:48 AM
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Hi
Yes, it seems as though you have a battery problem. If the PC is only 5 months old, the hardware should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... I am not entitle danymore for the one yr warranty....The warranty seal is already open due to video card upgrade installation... Is it a battery problem or something? "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Contact the PC supplier and explain the problem. If the PC is only 5 months, it should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... My wifes PC is only 5 months ols.. An HP machine..the problem is that the clock is always showing wrong time...After she adjusted it. For may one or two days the clock is showin again the wrong time....Are viruses these days causing that kind of problem? Any help??? TIA R4M
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May 18th 04, 08:48 AM
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yo..thanks man.....i'll try to change the battery then.....
"Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Yes, it seems as though you have a battery problem. If the PC is only 5 months old, the hardware should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... I am not entitle danymore for the one yr warranty....The warranty seal is already open due to video card upgrade installation... Is it a battery problem or something? "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Contact the PC supplier and explain the problem. If the PC is only 5 months, it should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... My wifes PC is only 5 months ols.. An HP machine..the problem is that the clock is always showing wrong time...After she adjusted it. For may one or two days the clock is showin again the wrong time....Are viruses these days causing that kind of problem? Any help??? TIA R4M
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May 18th 04, 09:01 PM
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pc clock problem
If it only loses time when powered off it is the battery. If it loses when powered on, it cannot be the battery.
"R4M" wrote in message ... yo..thanks man.....i'll try to change the battery then..... "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Yes, it seems as though you have a battery problem. If the PC is only 5 months old, the hardware should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... I am not entitle danymore for the one yr warranty....The warranty seal is already open due to video card upgrade installation... Is it a battery problem or something? "Will Denny" wrote in message ... Hi Contact the PC supplier and explain the problem. If the PC is only 5 months, it should still be under warranty. -- Will Denny MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User "R4M" wrote in message ... My wifes PC is only 5 months ols.. An HP machine..the problem is that the clock is always showing wrong time...After she adjusted it. For may one or two days the clock is showin again the wrong time....Are viruses these days causing that kind of problem? Any help??? TIA R4M
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