Well, on my pc it does anyway. Ever since the clocks changed, it's gained an hour every time its switched off and on again.:confused:
I don't rely on the time it says but it plays havoc with the automatic updates.
We've put it right a couple of times but then, it starts all over again.
Can anybody please give me any suggestions what to do.:)

I mean the pc clock...not the forum clock by the way. That one is perfect.

Well, on my pc it does anyway. Ever since the clocks changed, it's gained an hour every time its switched off and on again.:confused:
I don't rely on the time it says but it plays havoc with the automatic updates.
We've put it right a couple of times but then, it starts all over again.
Can anybody please give me any suggestions what to do.:)

Where is SF clock Joan.I keep hearing Jokes about it, but never use it cos I dont know where it is. Does it really affect automatic updates ? I wouldnt have thought it would make any difference to them, as they are "automatic"

Where is SF clock Joan.I keep hearing Jokes about it, but never use it cos I dont know where it is. Does it really affect automatic updates ? I wouldnt have thought it would make any difference to them, as they are "automatic"

I don't mean the forum clock Pattricia. but if you scroll down to the bottom of the page it says "all times are gmt+1. the time is now.....whatever.....that's the forum clock.

I don't mean the forum clock Pattricia. but if you sctoll down to the bottom of the page it says "all times are gmt+1. the time is now.....whatever.....that's the forum clock.

My forum clock & pc clock both say the same time.(arent I lucky)?

joan IF its doing it everytime youve put it right, the CMOS battery could be going, its like a large watch battery inside the puter that keeps all the settings, time etc going as they should.

Try this utility. It works.

Atomic Clock Sync (http://www.download.com/Atomic-Clock-Sync/3003-2350_4-10316305.html)

Why use the utility? Windows has a built in option....

double click the clock on your task bar, when the box pops up click "Internet time" and select it to auto synch, and then select a server..

more info here..

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/

lists of other servers can be found via google

Thanks all, not done it yet but have passed suggestions on to the OH that does the technical things on here:)

Thanks all, not done it yet but have passed suggestions on to the OH that does the technical things on here:)

You are lucky to have someone to do the technical things on here, Joan.

more info here..

http://www.worldtimeserver.com/atomic-clock/



That's exactly where I got it from in the first place. I'm not daft :D