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The time is always wrong on my PC, which is running Windows 10, fully updated.

I have tried to:

1. disable set time automatically

2. disable set time zone automatically

3. set time manually

 

After trying all three ways, the time still keeps changing back 1-2 hours.

Hopefully someone can help.

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4 minutes ago, Member said:

The time is always wrong on my PC.

I have tried to:

1. disable set time automatically

2. disable set time zone automatically

3. set time manually

 

After trying all three ways, the time still keeps changing back 1-2 hours.

Hopefully someone can help.

Did you save your changes before exiting the UEFI/BIOS or changing your CMOS?

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replace your CMOS battery

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