VISTA into the PAST???

[Guest apprentice idiot]

SOMEONE HELP! Whether because of a new update or change to a new monitor (LG

L226WA Analogue) yesterday , my system clock travels back in time at each

reboot to May 6th, 2006 at 12:06 AM. And, as of this morning, Microsoft

Outlook has gone my-core-soft and decided to to set me alarms for a buch of

e-mails; yet, no matter how many times I dismiss them all, they bounce right

back up again. Luckily, I discovered that all will go away for a longer while

when I close the file from the bottom bar.

 

If any cybernaut knows how to deal with this cybernaughtiness, I'll be much

obliged.

[Guest John Barnes]

Re: VISTA into the PAST???

 

Time is maintained on your MOBO so as to the time, you have a problem there.

I would replace the battery, and do a reset on the MOBO then see what

problems you have left.

 

"apprentice idiot" <apprenticeidiot@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

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> SOMEONE HELP! Whether because of a new update or change to a new monitor

> (LG

> L226WA Analogue) yesterday , my system clock travels back in time at each

> reboot to May 6th, 2006 at 12:06 AM. And, as of this morning, Microsoft

> Outlook has gone my-core-soft and decided to to set me alarms for a buch

> of

> e-mails; yet, no matter how many times I dismiss them all, they bounce

> right

> back up again. Luckily, I discovered that all will go away for a longer

> while

> when I close the file from the bottom bar.

>

> If any cybernaut knows how to deal with this cybernaughtiness, I'll be

> much

> obliged.

[Guest Tony Sperling]

Re: VISTA into the PAST???

 

Unless MS gave up on the design, I think there are actually two clocks - the

hardware clock that runs off the CMOS, and the software clock that is

maintained by the OS. I have no idea if this is important, but the OS part

may have been corrupted somehow since that is responsible for updating the

time-display you see on screen. The design is peculiar, but was incorporated

because of differences in the way seconds are calculated, I believe - plus

the two clocks have a different date of origin.

 

The software clock is set at boot-time, reading the hardware clock, so

replacing the battery, I agree, would be a natural starting point.

 

 

Tony. . .

 

 

"John Barnes" <jbarnes@email.net> wrote in message

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> Time is maintained on your MOBO so as to the time, you have a problem

there.

> I would replace the battery, and do a reset on the MOBO then see what

> problems you have left.

>

> "apprentice idiot" <apprenticeidiot@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in

> message news:23DCAF56-06A8-4DAA-87AF-B244FB3ED6DC@microsoft.com...

> > SOMEONE HELP! Whether because of a new update or change to a new monitor

> > (LG

> > L226WA Analogue) yesterday , my system clock travels back in time at

each

> > reboot to May 6th, 2006 at 12:06 AM. And, as of this morning, Microsoft

> > Outlook has gone my-core-soft and decided to to set me alarms for a buch

> > of

> > e-mails; yet, no matter how many times I dismiss them all, they bounce

> > right

> > back up again. Luckily, I discovered that all will go away for a longer

> > while

> > when I close the file from the bottom bar.

> >

> > If any cybernaut knows how to deal with this cybernaughtiness, I'll be

> > much

> > obliged.

>