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Posted by Doug Knox - [MS-MVP] on May 13, 2008, 4:56 pm
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Your PC will only lose time if the CMOS battery is low and your PC is turned
off. While your PC is on, the time should be fairly accurate. By default,
Windows only updates the time every 7 days, or when you boot your PC. You
can change the setting to something different. See www.dougknox.com, Win XP
Utilities, Change Internet Time Sync Interval.
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> Just recently my Windows Time (clock) keeps loosing time. I set it one
> day
> and within a day it has lost several hours. Could this be my MB battery
> or
> some other problem? Thanks for the help.
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