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Home >> Windows Vista >> Windows Vista Date and Time Change the Date and Time on Windows Vista
Nothing can be more frustrating than having a clock that doesnt tell the correct time. If your computers time is really out of touch with reality it can cause issues with the machines operation, a prime example being the inability of windows updates and some programs to install if your time and date are incorrect. If you change the date and time on your computer and it doesnt remember it after the computer has been switched off you may have a seperate problem entirely. Almost all motherboards have a battery that allows the computers internal clock to keep ticking after the machine has been switched off. If this battery needs replacement the PC will not be able to remember what time it is when it is switched off and will reset to sometime in the distance past. If this is what is happening to you, dont dispair, open up your computers case and locate your motherboards battery, remove it and take it to your local computer shop so that they can identify its size and type and supply you a replacement. Have a look at the mainboard in the basic hardware section so you can see what it looks like.
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