13 Apr 2008 at 21:23 #1 Happy Happy Soldato Joined 7 Jan 2008 Posts 7,117 Location Tunbridge Wells They shouldn't be any reasons why the board loses time, other than a naff battery, or dirty battery connectors? Just wondering before I begin to mess around with the batteries etc? Cheers
They shouldn't be any reasons why the board loses time, other than a naff battery, or dirty battery connectors? Just wondering before I begin to mess around with the batteries etc? Cheers
13 Apr 2008 at 21:30 #2 RJC RJC Don Joined 29 May 2005 Posts 29,080 Location Kent Just a thought, check your time zone in windows you could have it set to a different time zone. I did on my old pc kept going back few hours Rob
Just a thought, check your time zone in windows you could have it set to a different time zone. I did on my old pc kept going back few hours Rob
13 Apr 2008 at 21:38 #3 Happy Happy Soldato OP Joined 7 Jan 2008 Posts 7,117 Location Tunbridge Wells Unfortuantly not that, shame that would have been too easy lol Cheers
13 Apr 2008 at 21:55 #4 Lyle44 Lyle44 Associate Joined 18 Sep 2007 Posts 574 Location Norwich Only ever problem I've had with windows losing time was due to battery so I'd put it down to that. Unless you've got a program installed which may be interferring with the time?
Only ever problem I've had with windows losing time was due to battery so I'd put it down to that. Unless you've got a program installed which may be interferring with the time?
14 Apr 2008 at 01:00 #5 Happy Happy Soldato OP Joined 7 Jan 2008 Posts 7,117 Location Tunbridge Wells No, shame cheers for your replies, guess it's time to open up the pc lol
