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    Lynne Perry
    Participant

    I have to keep going to date and time and fix my computer, mysteriously displaying wrong date and time rather frequently now, interrupting my computer use and security.

    #17150
    Techexpert
    Keymaster

    Hi, Thank you for contacting us,

    This happens due to your CMOS battery has gone dead. Whenever you reboot your computer, the date and time will be reset to zero. To fix this issue you need to replace the battery physically.

    The CMOS battery looks like:

    #17157
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Hi, Lynne here again about computer changing time/date. My computer was changing the date to July 4 and even August 15 2018, not “0”. It did not change the time. I went into time/date settings and turned off “set date time automatically” off, chose “set manually”   and hope it stays on correct date. Do you still think it’s the battery?

    #17171
    Techexpert
    Keymaster

    No, we don’t suggest you to replace the battery. It seems like your CMOS battery is OK if the date & time doesn’t reset to zero (12:00). If your computer keeps changing the time instead of reset to 12:00, it seems like a software issue. Yes, the option “set date time automatically”  could be the root cause of this problem.

    #36046
    JOHN BERRIMAN
    Guest

    My computer resets every day after switching it offat night. next day has reset to 2007. I’ve had the battery replaced by computer shop £54 + battery, & it still does it.It will not allow you to manualy set date & time. LOST AS TO WHAT TO DO. gOT TO RESET DAILY BEFORE i CAN AXCESS INTERNET.???? HELP !

    #36048
    Techexpert
    Keymaster

    This happens due to your CMOS battery gone drained. Please replace it as soon as possible: . See this: https://www.mediafire.com/view/stsrhf8cprag527/cmos_battery_replace.jpg/file

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