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viveknayyar007
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Hello Alan__J
If you have already replaced the CMOS battery, you can now check if your Windows is configured to automatically synchronize the time with the Internet, and the time server is set to time.window.com. To confirm this you can:
> Click the Clock from the notification area at the bottom-right corner of your computer screen.
> From the bottom of the displayed clock and calendar box, click the Change date and time settings link.
> On the Date and Time box, go to the Internet Time tab.
> Click the Change settings button.
> On the Internet Time Settings box, make sure that the Synchronize with an Internet time server checkbox is checked.
> Also ensure that time.windows.com is selected in the Server drop-down list.
Hope this helps.
If you have already replaced the CMOS battery, you can now check if your Windows is configured to automatically synchronize the time with the Internet, and the time server is set to time.window.com. To confirm this you can:
> Click the Clock from the notification area at the bottom-right corner of your computer screen.
> From the bottom of the displayed clock and calendar box, click the Change date and time settings link.
> On the Date and Time box, go to the Internet Time tab.
> Click the Change settings button.
> On the Internet Time Settings box, make sure that the Synchronize with an Internet time server checkbox is checked.
> Also ensure that time.windows.com is selected in the Server drop-down list.
Hope this helps.
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