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    Time error

    Hi all was wondering if you could help me, having a strange problem with the time on my win xp pro machine, for some reason a couple of days ago the time seemed to start jumping FORWARD 20 mins, it's a new system only a few months old, any idea whats causing this, i am running desktop sidebar but wasn't havening problems untill now, any help appreciated

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    Is it set to syncronise with an internet time source?

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    I thought the time was taken from the BIOS which was regularly updated from the Internet?

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    it was set to sync of windows time server, but i have tried turning that off but it still seems to slowly creep forward, in a few hours it has gained 10mins, is the mobo battry dying, it's only a few months old, or something more severe?
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    have seen it before on a few machines...if you watch the clock it runs slightly fast... i wouldnt worry none of them ever blew up

    just buy a watch instead

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    LOL that was funny, but dosen't solve my problem smiley, so heres how it's done, restart the xp machine which has been running for 7 days straight and has been updated from windows update, and it fixed, no need for anything to blow up, or to buy a watch
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    damn i was gonna try and sell you a watch

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