Please Help my Time

[koji]

I switched to Ryzen, bought new mobo and processor. Installed Win10 and doing cool aside from the slightly longer boot time.

 

But my time is always incorrect. I have tried every solution I could find on google but everytime I turn my PC on, the time is different again. Anyone who can help me please?

[Notional]

Do you turn off power to your pc at the socket?

[zzzzzzzhhh]

Backup all your files, re-install inactivated windows, then use your key after it has fully installed, or use any of those activation programs.

[The Benjamins]

12 minutes ago, koji said:

I switched to Ryzen, bought new mobo and processor. Installed Win10 and doing cool aside from the slightly longer boot time.

 

But my time is always incorrect. I have tried every solution I could find on google but everytime I turn my PC on, the time is different again. Anyone who can help me please?

is your timezone set correctly?

[koji]

38 minutes ago, Notional said:

Do you turn off power to your pc at the socket?

Yes

38 minutes ago, Vespertine said:

Backup all your files, re-install inactivated windows, then use your key after it has fully installed, or use any of those activation programs.

My windows is activated. I actually installed it twice still having same issue.

36 minutes ago, The Benjamins said:

is your timezone set correctly?

Yes it is. When I sleep I turn my PC off and when I turn it back on, it's still the correct time zone but different time.

[The Benjamins]

2 minutes ago, koji said:

Yes

My windows is activated. I actually installed it twice still having same issue.

Yes it is. When I sleep I turn my PC off and when I turn it back on, it's still the correct time zone but different time.

how much is it off? is it consistent or random?

[Notional]

Just now, koji said:

Yes

 

Sounds like a dead motherboard battery:

 

 

So every time you turn off the power at the socket, your BIOS resets and you not only lose your time, but also all the settings you set in the BIOS. Your ram probably doesn't run at the proper speed either. New battery and/or stop shutting off power at the socket.

[koji]

30 minutes ago, The Benjamins said:

how much is it off? is it consistent or random?

It seems random because sometimes it's way off and sometimes it's just 1-2 hours off.

30 minutes ago, Notional said:

Sounds like a dead motherboard battery:

 

 

So every time you turn off the power at the socket, your BIOS resets and you not only lose your time, but also all the settings you set in the BIOS. Your ram probably doesn't run at the proper speed either. New battery and/or stop shutting off power at the socket.

BIOS settings remain the same though. :'( I thought it was that too. But there are no changes in the bios aside from the time.

[Notional]

2 hours ago, koji said:

It seems random because sometimes it's way off and sometimes it's just 1-2 hours off.

BIOS settings remain the same though. :'( I thought it was that too. But there are no changes in the bios aside from the time.

Odd. Is it the time on the bios that screws up, or only windows?

[koji]

5 hours ago, Notional said:

Odd. Is it the time on the bios that screws up, or only windows?

It seems the time on bios.. So technically it's not Windows fault? And it isnt the battery right? Because the other settings remain the same aside from the time.