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Registered User
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 35
OS: XP
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Having problem with the clock..
Hello:)
I'm trying to set my clock one hour later, but it keeps coming back (usually after I restart my computer) to the same hour.. maybe someone can help? :) thanks, Graeak. |
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Manager Emeritus, I'm blond, James Blond
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If you have the Internet Time synchronization enabled, you will need to change your time zone, not directly the time.
These settings are accessible when you press Windows Key + R, type timedate.cpl - they're on the two last tabs. |
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