WINDOWS 10 TIME IS ALWAYS WRONG

[rmmorgan]

I'm going crazy... the time is always wrong doesn't matter what I do! I set it to automatic and it adjusts but after a while its wrong again, I set it manually and same thing happens... I changed the servers and everything and nothing worked! Watched every youtube video and even asked here for help, my only hope was the CMOS battery change but now I switched it and it still doesn't get fix. I even reinstalled windows and I didnt work.

[stationvsbox]

Change the time in the bios?

[rmmorgan]

Just now, stationvsbox said:

Change the time in the bios?

let me try that

[rmmorgan]

1 minute ago, rmmorgan said:

let me try that

Ok the time in bios was correct, will wait and update post with what happens.

[Beeeyeee]

go into your settings and turn off all the automatic fields. make it full manual.

[stationvsbox]

10 minutes ago, rmmorgan said:

I'm going crazy... the time is always wrong doesn't matter what I do! I set it to automatic and it adjusts but after a while its wrong again, I set it manually and same thing happens... I changed the servers and everything and nothing worked! Watched every youtube video and even asked here for help, my only hope was the CMOS battery change but now I switched it and it still doesn't get fix. I even reinstalled windows and I didnt work.

I have only experienced this when booting from another drive into another OS. Are you doing the same?

[Bouzoo]

I had that issue on some PCs I installed it to, and it was a bitch to set up properly. 

Can't remember exactly what I did, but it was going into services and doing some of the things down at the link, most issues I had was with user for the service, if I remember the whole process I'll post it

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-other_settings/windows-10-time-always-wrong/75d9036d-9f43-4a06-9c34-ec9bdc8f4fd7

[rmmorgan]

30 minutes ago, Beeeyeee said:

go into your settings and turn off all the automatic fields. make it full manual.

even if I do this, after a while the time will go wrong again... most of the times when the pc goes to sleep

[rmmorgan]

28 minutes ago, stationvsbox said:

I have only experienced this when booting from another drive into another OS. Are you doing the same?

not the case

[Beeeyeee]

On 11/2/2016 at 0:02 PM, rmmorgan said:

even if I do this, after a while the time will go wrong again... most of the times when the pc goes to sleep

I bet its your motherboard battery than. grab another one:)