Date and time keep reseting

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• Vista-the date and time are reset to dec 2007

  Whenever my computer load now, the date and time are reset to dec 2007 and I continue to have this change manually. I am owner of Acer - windows Vista purchased in 2008. Help, please!

  Hello

  This time is normally caused by a battery CMOS failed in the motherboard.

  Time/date settings are preserved after turning off the power when that battery works

  They are a piece of currency-sized battery and cost about $5 to buy.

  "How to replace the battery CMOS.

  http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000239.htm

  See you soon.

• My date and time keeps going back to an earlier date and makes dificult to start. my computer.

  My current date and time keeps coming back at a date and time that is earlier and I have to stop and restart several times.

  According to my experience, this could probably be 1 of 2 things...

  The first thing that could cause this problem is an infection.  Have you had a chance to run an antivirus program to scan your system for infections?  You currently have no antivirus installed software / protect your system?

  The second thing it could be is a dying CMOS battery.  If you are using a desktop computer, change the battery should be a quick troubleshooting step to see if this solves the problem... If you use a laptop computer, he might need time to disassemble the laptop and replace the battery.

• Date and time keep needing to be changed

  I set the date and time and save them, but although I turned off correctly every time, when I use the computer, then the date was restored on January 1, 2006, and I have to reset it again.  I also download Adobe Flash 10 whenever I use YouTube.  What I am doing wrong?  Thank you very much

  Looks like your CMOS battery has failed.

  It's a room-size, trickle battery in your motherboard that keeps your system settings when your computer is turned off.

  It costs about $5 to replace.

  http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000239.htm

  How to change.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Why my computer date and time keep changing to 01/01/2003

  I change the date and time of my lap top, according to the laptop for a while and turn on the date and time continue to change to 01/01/2003. I have not so much time to change, but... his problem keeps up to date of the.

  Looks like your laptop CMOS battery needs to be replaced.  It is not the same battery that powers your laptop.  It is usually a battery of lithium-manganese dioxide of small coin shaped that resemble the shows big battery.  You should consult your instructions of the manufacturer on how to access and what type of battery is needed to replace it.

  A simple call to your computer manufacturer should provide all the necessary information.
  Brent
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Why my computer date and time keep changing at 01/01/2008

  My friend has a computer problem.

  The date of his computer does not change since 01/01/2008, today's date. After the formatting as system, it is facing the same problem. He tried to change the date through the configuration of the BIOS. But after the reboot, the date is still helping 01/01/2008.Please. He got windows 7 ultimate SP1. Thank you for your patience for reading this.

  There is a battery on the motherboard that stores configuration information, including the date and time.  It seems that if this battery should be replaced.  Check motherboard of your friend or the system manual for more details - the battery is usually very inexpensive and easy to replace once found.

• Toshiba Satellite L50 - B of the Bios date and time to reboot

  Hello.
  I have Toshiba Satellite L50 - B for more than a year. I upgraded the RAM to 8 GB and it works fine. But the last 10 days of the BIOS date and time keeps restarting by default whenever I turned off or in hibernation laptop. My battery is dead, but I'm not, it reloads all the time and restart the BIOS after that I have unplug the phone charger. I think that the CMOS battery is dead, but when I open the laptop there is no CMOS battery. Someone told me that this model has a kind of Flash for the time of the bios chip. How can I fix it?

  Get a new battery and will be all good.

• BlackBerry Z10 Date and time restarts everytime I restart the device

  Hi guys! Im a new user of blacberry and my new Z10 is my 1st blackberry phone ever, it is a great phone and the device, but actually im affected by some technjcal issues or is these issues are considered normal the BB function? Sorry guys because im an android user before and its my first time to experience those issues on my z10 bb:

  #1 date and time always resets everytime I turn on my phone from turning off or restarting simply, is this normal on bb z10?

  #2 im experiencing a low autonomy (as an Android device im and I got nothing like before), it is as I finished charging my phone around 7:45 and used it with wifi on, viber and downloading applications, then around 22:15 58% remaining just after 2 and a half hours, here it normal on the life of the battery of the z10?

  #3 I have a little find the setting to change the default message and call ring tone, wherin I checked on youtube how on the video is on the framework of the notification of the settings, but when I checked it on my bb it shows not on exactly where I see on the video. IM on bb 10.2 is the latest version? Hoping for you guys to help me out, thank you in advance!

  Setting, Date & time - set your time zone, Auto update time zone - on

  Battery life improves after a week or two, but will probably exceed never 12 hours with BT and WiFi continuously on, I load all night.

  Each Contact can have a distinctive ring, Notifications, Contacts > customize to Contact (bottom)

  Global ringtone, Notifications, requests > phone > Tone - select the tone or browse music.

• reset the date and time on Photosmart all-in - One 7510 C311a

  I need to reset the date and time when I send faxes.  These things are wrong on my Fax.  Can you help me find the place to correct the date and time?

  I did not change my system.

  No error message.

  My OS is Snow Leopard 10.6.8

  Hello

  1. On the Control Panel, press the Setup icon ( ), then tap Tools / Preferences.
  2. Tap the Date & time option.
  3. Tap your desired time zone. Set time is displayed.
  4. Press the arrow pointing upwards ( ) or the down arrow ( ) to set the hour and minutes.
  5. Tap AM or PM .
  6. Touch Daylight Saving if you are in a time zone that adjusts for daylight saving time.
  7. Press OK to confirm the time that you set.
  8. Using the numbers on the Control Panel, press the numbers for the current month, day and year and then press OK

• Need to reset the date and time

  My system has decided that it is Jan.4th 2004 and everytime I turn it on, I need to reset the date and time. How can I cure this?

  Packard Bell's Web site does not recognize the 'ALT' CO2 as a model.  Despite this, however, PB seems only to provide a 'generic user guide"which is not described the replacement of the motherboard or the battery at all.  In fact, the only thing he has to say about batteries is be careful how get rid you of them.

  Your computer is a laptop or Desktop/Tower computer?

  If you have a desktop/Tower computer, you can look here--> http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/pb/mb/pbmb.htm and see if you can identify the motherboard used in your computer.

  However, if you have a desktop/Tower computer, the best thing to do is to unplug your computer from the network and, taking the precautions perfectly static electricity, open the box and inspect the motherboard yourself.

  A newish mother on the above site, http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/pb/mb/cosmos.htm, shows the battery on the center line vertical and more to the left.  It's just below the 3 PCI slots.  If you have something like that, a Visual inspection should be enough to see how to remove it.  The type of battery will be engraved on the top of the battery.  In the photo, it looks like a model CR-2032, but there are several models of battery on this size.  Battery CR-2032 (or equivalent) is available in almost every pharmacy chain in the United States as well as online and stores like Radio Shack.

  The page for an old motherboard, http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/pb/mb/450.htm, indicates that the battery is a '3.0V DC Lithium soldered to the motherboard"and if that were the case, it would probably be something that you wouldn't do yourself.  However, this thread is to think that all you have to do for this particular mobo is actually finding the right type of support plug-and - battery.

  If you have a laptop, things can get quite a bit more difficult.  If you can find a different model for your computer name, you may be able to find the manual here--> http://tim.id.au/laptops/packardbell/ , but some of these manuals can not explain clearly how to get to the CMOS battery.

• Application of F1 / reset the date and time

  OK could not hang out long so here my problem feel free to move it if you must.

  Hi everyone I'm new here and I'm looking for the answer to what should be a simple question, but I can't find the answer, anywhere, not even after much research on the internet.

  My problem.  I woke up in a constant demand press F1 at the start and I had to constantly reset the date and time. A friend told me that he knew the solution and he replaced the battery Cmos and during one period of time applications of F1 and the need to reset the date and time on start arrested. Then, after a few weeks the F1 ask on startup and delivery to reset the date and time again.

  The situation at the present time, is that I replaced battery comos with the same type and the F1 started queries rearrested again. But once again after a few weeks the demand of the f1 and the need to reset the date and the tooth is distributed.

  I wonder if my friend used the bad battery when he replaced everything first, can someone out there please tell me the correct Cmos battery number and size, I need to motherboard below.

  Acer Apaire E380-CB7L mother board HT 2000 MCP6PM - Re3v:1.0 AM A what is battery correct Cmos?

  I found my answer in a response to another thread. It seems that some how the bad battery had been mounted and in my ignorance of this I still once mounted battery hurt it then compounded the problem further.

  It seems that the CMOS battery on the motherboard usually is a CR 2032 3V , I now nested together for my MB. I'll let you know if it works.

  BTW thanks to the person who advises I took on it.

• Evrytime I connect me, I have to reset my date and time, why?

  Why my date and time do not be saved? Why should I reset each time my date and time?

  Hi NarendraNP.

  Here are three possibilities about why this is happening to you.
  1. The time in the BIOS is not set correctly. Therefore, every time that you start the PC the incorrect time is displayed. To correct, shut down the computer, turn it on and immediately go into the BIOS settings. Check that the date and time is defined, save and exit, then start the computer normally.
  2. The CMOS battery is dead and needs to be replaced. To fix, you have to expose the motherboard and replace the small type CR2032 on motherboard. You can find many videos on YouTube that will show you how to replace a motherboard CMOS battery.
  3. You don't have administrator rights to the computer to change the date and time, or there is a program installed on the computer that locks the system setting changes (an example of a program that does this is Faronics DeepFreeze). The only solution for this is to temporarily disable the program that is to lock the Control Panel, or ask a system administrator set the date and time for you.

  One of these explanations\fixes help it?

• Date and time resets each time the computer restarts, or stops.

  Date and time resets each time the computer restarts, or stops.

  Date and time resets each time the computer restarts, or stops.

  Re-define at what time?

  If you back up battery is faulty, and when you shut down the computer, the machine doesn't have enough 'juice' to operate. Thus, when you restart it, time will show either bad timing or outright from the date it was setup to the factory.

  TME to check or replace the battery.

  t-4-2

• OfficeJet Pro 6835: Printer reset the date and time and other actions not initiated

  My printer (Officejet Pro 6835) turns on randomly and want to reset/confirm the date and time settings.  Sometimes even lights up and wants to resume a scan or fax that was never launched.  I want to stop this behavior.

  I didn't want to factory reset and did the thing turned off, etc..  Instead, I went into Setup and turned off the web services 'HP eprint' sign and "HP printable" I was sure that my reset requests were in response to certain functions attached to these.  This seems to have solved my problem.  Please send to HP if you can that their links with the web services are intrusive and therefore undesirable.

  T.

• Problems with the date and time - have to reset the date & time on reboot

  original title: problems with the date and time

  Whenever I turn on my computer (Windows XP 2002) I click on F2.  Then I re - set the date and time it occurred in January 2006 1 h every time I have turn off the computer.  Can someone tell me what I need to do?

  You need to replace the battery in time clock (RTC) real of your computer.  It can also be called the CMOS or BIOS battery.

  Many computers, this battery is an inexpensive CR2032 button available in almost every pharmacy corner.  There are, however, some computers (especially laptops) that require a different (and probably more expensive) battery.

  Whatever the expense, almost all of these batteries are easy to replace.

  To get help, post back with the brand and model of your computer.