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always change to default date/time setting

Started by infection13 , Apr 06 2009 02:59 AM

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#1 infection13

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Posted 06 April 2009 - 02:59 AM

hail to everyone!

lately, when i turn on my computer, I changed the date/time setting into current time.
my problem is...every time i turn off my computer, remove all the cables/connection(mouse, keyboard, powerchord, monitor cable), then after several minutes, i put it back all the cables then power on, the same it goes back again to default date/time setting that's why i need again to change the date/time setting into current time. anyone who can help me? do i need to change my cmos battery?

thanks in advance!