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time stopping after shutdown

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My computer is run by windows xp. For the last two weeks, the time that is displayed at system shutdown is the same as the one displayed at the next startup. But once windows starts, the time displayed in the system tray runs normally. If the CMOS battery is dead, how come the operating system is being loaded successfully. What could be causing the time to stop after system shutdown assuming the CMOS battery is still alive?

Name: Johnw
Date: December 23, 2005 at 01:23:04 Pacific

Reply:

"But once windows starts, the time displayed in the system tray runs normally" The clock automatically logs onto a server & resets the time. Double click on time ( bottom r/h side of screen ) Click on > Internet Time.

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