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"XP Clock has mind of it's own"

OK, this is odd... the time on my PC keeps changing by itself... i have some weird future thinking PC which is speeding ahead of itself confsuing me. Reset the clock, then it jumps forward by 30 mins? Reset it again, same thing happens... any ideas? Or has a quantam singularity appeard in my BIOS?

Firstly, where are you resetting the time, in windows or in your bios?
Change the time in the bios, possibly even update your bios from you bios manufacturer web site......also download spybot search & destroy......you can get it from www.download.com....( i would recommend to run the update for it once installed so it has more spyware definitions), run it. Also download Ad-aware6.0 from the same site and run that, that searches and finds different spyware as well. Do all this and this should fix your problem, my clock used to always go back or forward an hour and this was resolved by doing all outlined in this message.

taka-Q wrote:
> theborg wrote:
> Try this one http://tinyurl.com/aqhy - there's no need for a
> Computer
> Clock.
>
> the borg
>
> Never mind that it uses the computer's clock to set itself.

Whereas it would be perfect otherwise! :)

the borg

theborg wrote:
> Try this one http://tinyurl.com/aqhy - there's no need for a Computer
> Clock.
>
> the borg

Never mind that it uses the computer's clock to set itself.

I found an online alarm clock, its really handy for reminding me when an ebay auction is going to close.

theborg wrote:
> Try this one http://tinyurl.com/aqhy - there's no need for a Computer
> Clock.
>
> the borg

Ive seen that before. Very good lol.

:)

Try this one http://tinyurl.com/aqhy - there's no need for a Computer Clock.

the borg

I was about to say, any software you install is only just another interface to the BIOS clock. It's the only way of keeping time on a computer.

I MEAN A WATCH, INFIDEL!

UrkiE-UK wrote:
> Yep.
No chance they contain Spy Ware (Well some do).

Yep.