Reply With QuoteYea there will be a cell battery on the main board of the pc, change this, and should be fine again. When a battery dies it goes to default setting with date and time too
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Thread: system date keeps changing
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29th May, 2011, 08:59 AM #1DK Veteran
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system date keeps changing
Hi All
Every time I switch my pc on the date is wrong , could it be a flat battery ? The reset date is always the same .thanks regards .
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Hi
As said above its the battery on the mobo, the date as well as some bios settings wil default usually its the date and time.
Change it and all should be back to normal.
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29th May, 2011, 01:55 PM #4DK Veteran
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thanks guys
my 19 yr old said so
just checking
ta regards
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i would go with that change the battery
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maybe it will working but long ago i got same problem and change BIOS battery but same problem still happen even have change value in BIOS for date etc....
so i got new one MB (because the problem happen to my old MB)...it's fix everything.
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