i have a problem with my windows 8.1

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  1. donsr

    donsr MDL Member

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    #1 donsr, Sep 12, 2013
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    i didnt find this problem anywhere . whenever my system shut down then start my time will not changing ..means in stop in the last time ... i replaced bios battery but no way the time not change automatically when shutdown ... now am start computer and sync the windows time ..any solutions?
     
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  2. rrohela

    rrohela MDL Expert

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    #2 rrohela, Sep 12, 2013
    If time is not changing after shutdown then its not a windows problem...
     
  3. donsr

    donsr MDL Member

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    #3 donsr, Sep 12, 2013 (OP)
    whats the problem
     
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  4. eydee

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    #4 eydee, Sep 12, 2013
    First question: What happens, if you use another operating system?
     
  5. rrohela

    rrohela MDL Expert

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    #5 rrohela, Sep 12, 2013
    If there are no other problems related to CMOS battery then no idea....

    When you power on PC then what time window show? Always same or different or time of shutdown?
     
  6. PaulDesmond

    PaulDesmond MDL Magnet

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    #6 PaulDesmond, Sep 12, 2013
    It looks like the board clock has a problem > hardware
     
  7. rrohela

    rrohela MDL Expert

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    #7 rrohela, Sep 12, 2013
    Or could be windows time change virus/script....
     
  8. donsr

    donsr MDL Member

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    #8 donsr, Sep 12, 2013 (OP)
    no hardware problem now it happens everytime shutdown then start :'(
     
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    donsr MDL Member

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    #10 donsr, Sep 12, 2013 (OP)
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  11. WinDev

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    #11 WinDev, Sep 12, 2013
    Check power supply, probably it's broken.
     
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  12. MrMagic

    MrMagic MDL Guru

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    #12 MrMagic, Sep 12, 2013
    lol wut ?

    How would the PC boot up if the PSU was dead? lol
     
  13. FaiKee

    FaiKee Misinformation spreader

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    #13 FaiKee, Sep 12, 2013
    Don't ever switch you machine on again, you will never grow old. :mml::laie:
     
  14. WinDev

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    #14 WinDev, Sep 12, 2013
    This happens on my old computer, when I started computer, after 5 minutes it shutdown without reason, I opened computer and I solved power-supply problem. I buyed a new! :cool:
     
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  15. MrMagic

    MrMagic MDL Guru

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    #15 MrMagic, Sep 12, 2013
    So? The problem has nothing to do with that, did you read the OP ?

    Only problem is the time not changing ! ? !
     
  16. Michel

    Michel MDL Expert

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    #16 Michel, Sep 12, 2013
    I would say the cmos battery needs to be renewed.
     
  17. PaulDesmond

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    #17 PaulDesmond, Sep 12, 2013
    read, op said he replaced it already
     
  18. MrMagic

    MrMagic MDL Guru

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    #18 MrMagic, Sep 12, 2013
    Guys, this has nothing to do with batteries, if the clock refuses to work inside of Windows, then the PC is already on mains power

    Even without a CMOS battery, the clock will still work, it will just reset whenever the PC loses mains power
     
  19. ace2

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    #19 ace2, Sep 12, 2013
    Is the Services for Windows Time disabled, if it is set to Start

    Is Time/Clock disabled in gpedit.msc
     
  20. rrohela

    rrohela MDL Expert

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    #20 rrohela, Sep 12, 2013
    OP you need to elaborate this problem, till now you just given basic info.....
     
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