Incorrect System Time

The mobo is a 875P Neo-FIS2R and the problem is that both in the BIOS and in the OS, the system time is incorrect.
I've tried changing the battery, no good though X(
Don't know what else to do ?( I've never experienced this kind of problem before.
BIOS version 1.6.
Except the above problem, everything else works just great wit this m/b

The clock should tick even without a battary at all, it will simply reset each time you power down.
Since you don't say the bios settings reset each time it's safe to assume the batary is fine and that the RTC is probably dead.
Just to be sure befor you replace the board, remove all the PCI cards, mouse etc... Then clear the CMOS ( disconnect the main power 1'st ).
Just with the minimal hardware and a KB check if the clock is still frozen.
If it is you need to have it replaced.

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I checked and reset the system time and it made no difference. please advise,
thank you.
ck
Message Edited by uclabme on 04-17-2006 05:18 PM
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The square waveform generator VI that is producing the waveform doesn't use system time as its basis, and that appears to be where the issue lies. By default, the output waveform will be aligned to a t0 (initial time) of 0, since the waveform time stamp in this case is relative to the start of the program. To align the time with the current system time, all you need to do is use the Align Waveform Timestamps VI to shift the t0 value of the generated waveform to match the current time. I've attached an example (aligntimes.vi) built in LabVIEW 7.1.1 that demonstrates - you should be able to adapt it very easily to fit your needs.
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Message was edited by: DrFooMod2 -- Corrected OS version

Hi
Same here. On PC boards the clock is usually buffered by a small battery.
Maybe there is no battery in the MBA. But the clock is synchronized over the internet by asking a time server. So you dont need to do it manually
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DrFooMod2 wrote:
If my MBA runs out of battery when its asleep, after coming back to life, the system time is wrong. The time is correct when it comes back from normal sleep.
Message was edited by: DrFooMod2 -- Corrected OS version

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