Re: Bad System clock?


it's cheaper to replace the motherboard clock battery...

look for a watch battery looking dingy.... and see if your local sprawlmart
has a new one...


"Scott" <scottnospam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eldD89SzGHA.4116@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have a computer that hasn't been keeping time the last couple of days.
It's ok for a while, then we notice it's fast again. After a while, it
syncs with the domain and corrects itself, only to start all over again.
I've already tried re-registering the Windows Time service per KB 555440.
I ran a trace that I've attached.

Is there anything else I can try short of replacing the main board? Is
this what it looks like when the system clock goes bad?

Thanks.
Scott




.