RSS feed settings reset on reboot

When i turned off my phone and turn it on again i always notice that the time of my homescreen widget is more then 15 minutes. I check the settings and automatic updates are off on all feeds. This is a permanent problem. Is there any solution to this?

Automatic retrievel 15 minutes also reset to none when i use manual refresh on the feed.

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When dual-booting with Windows 7, Mac OSX time settings reset every reboot.

I have recently installed Windows 7 Professional on my mid 2010 MacBook Pro via BootCamp (Running Mavericks BTW). Everything runs grean and have not experienced any problems on the Windows side, but I have a problem with Mac OSX now. When I am using Windows 7, and I reboot into Mac OSX, I find that my time settings are wrong. It seems like my time zone has changed, because the date is correct, as well as the minutes, but the hour is always wrong. When I go to Date & Time in System Preferences, and my time zone is correct, but I still have to chage the hour in the time. Any ideas as to why this is happening and how to stop it would be greatly appreciated.

If you dual boot your Windows PC with OS X or Linux, you may have experienced a problem in which your clocks reset themselves incorrectly every time you boot into Windows. Here's a simple registry edit to fix that.
Essentially, the incorrect clock setting happens because OS X and Linux use GMT time while Windows tries to synchronize with your local time zone, getting confused when you reboot between the two. Apple's own Boot Camp drivers for Windows are supposed to fix this problem, though some users have noticed that it still happens even with the drivers installed, and some Linux users are left out in the cold. Furthermore, if you have a Hackintosh, you can't install the Boot Camp drivers, so you'll need to find another way around the problem.
To fix it, just hit Start and type regedit.exe in the search box. Hit Enter and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation. Right click anywhere in the right pane and hit New > DWORD (32-bit) Value. Name it RealTimeIsUniversal, then double click on it and give it a value of 1.
Lastly, reboot into OS X, then reboot back into Windows. You should now notice that your clock actually displays the correct time.

Calendar Settings reset after reboot

Hi,
Could anybody please check if you have the same issue on your phone?
Sony Calendar resets settings after reboot.
For example, if I set "Week starts on" = "Monday" and reboot the phone, this settings will be back to "Sunday" (which is the default).
I am now running Calendar 20.0.A.2.5, but I believe this bug was there before as well (even on my old Xperia V, I believe)
P.S. I found this topic, but either I didn't understand the solution correctly or it doesn't work for me... I tried to disable the Calendar app, but it didn't help in any way...
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I will forward this internally for further investigation. I will update you as soon as i have more information.
But as a possible workaround, i suspect you have selected a country/region under Settings -> Language & input -> Language where the week normally is set to start on Sunday like English US? If you are in the Netherlands but want the phone on english you could try setting it to English UK instead to avoid this until i have more information.
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Personal settings resetting on reboot

I've had my macbook for about a month now, and for the past couple weeks everytime I reboot some sort of setting would get reset to default. At first it was my firefox homepage, then my adium settings, then my dock. All of which, while annoying, weren't really big deals.
But now everytime I restart my parallels virtual drives are corrupting. This is a critical problem for me since this is my work computer and half of my apps are run on windows, half on mac. This has happened the past 3 days I've come into work, and each day I've had to uninstall/reinstall parallels, reinstall windows xp, and reinstall all my apps... not fun and takes me out of working capability for 2 hours or so.
Any idea why this might be happening? We are upgrading to leopard soon, but thats a company decision, not mine.
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Hi, and welcome to the forums!
I strongly suggest you do these 2 things in order forst, then report back.
Using Disk Utility in Mac OS X 10.4.3 or later to verify or repair disks...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302672
About Disk Utility's Repair Disk Permissions feature...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25751

System Preferences settings reset on reboot.

I have a Mac Pro that keeps loosing is System Preferences. I change the mouse settings and as soon as the machine is rebooted, settings go back to default. I've seen other posts similar to this but no one has had a solution.

Hello afloc,
You will have to reset your System Preferences to do this but it might help.
Locate this file: com.apple.systempreferences.plist It's here: /Home/Library/Preferences
Open the Preferences folder, locate that file, drag it to the Trash, empty the Trash and reboot.
Now try your mouse...
Carolyn

Hot Corner Settings reset after reboot

Hi,
my settings for the hot corners are reset to default (that is nothing) every time I reboot my mac. I have no idea why this is so. Any suggestions?
Thx
JaTo

OOPS! MY MISTAKE, SORRY!
I think those are stored in the com.apple.dock.plist file in Preferences. If you trash it you will lose your Dock settings also. Worth a try though.
Actually moving it to the desktop is a better idea. Then if it is not a solution you can always move your original dock file back and relogin.
There is also a possibility the info is stored in com.apple.finder.plist but I am not sure.
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10.6.7 - Audio Settings Reset after reboot & plist missing

Hey all,
I have a mac pro and I'm having an odd issue similar to http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-10412664-263.html.
I set my settings on the sound preferences. Once I reboot the sound setting resets. It seems to be a preferences issue and as the article states its' located here:
Macintosh HD > Library > Preferences > Audio
The files will be:
com.apple.audio.DeviceSettings.plist
com.apple.audio.SystemSettings.plist
Unfortunately, I'm unable to locate these files for whatever reason they are long longer on
Macintosh HD > Library > Preferences > Audio or <home directory> Library > Preferences > Audio.
I thought it was find i'll just move it from the new macbook pro with 10.6.7 but that computer also doesn't have these files anymore.
Question:
Where are these files

SU wrote:
Hey all,
Macintosh HD > Library > Preferences > Audio
The files will be:
com.apple.audio.DeviceSettings.plist
com.apple.audio.SystemSettings.plist
Unfortunately, I'm unable to locate these files for whatever reason they are long longer on
Question:
Where are these files
On my computer, those 2 plist files are right where you indicated. Are you sure you looked in the right place? Did you use spotlight to search?

Settings reset after reboot of device

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You would have to drag them back onto the nano from your library. If you have tracks you got from other libraries, you would have to get access to those libraries again to drag them over.
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Yosemite Notification Settings Reset After Reboot

I searched this issue and couldn't find a similar question. This makes me wonder if I am doing something wrong. On each of my five computers running Yosemite (brand new and older Macs) after I reboot, all of my preferences for the Notification center go back to default settings. So if I say Facebook should not be in the Notification center and I deselect any banners or alerts, etc., as soon as I reboot, BAM! Facebook is right back there in the Notification center notifying me like there's no tomorrow. This is mostly annoying (unlike my wifi issues!!!), but I'm pretty sure the settings should stay put.
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Hi there JAS_66,
It looks like the OS X 10.10.1 update addresses this issue. Take a look at the release notes below for more information.
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MSI Control center windows 8.1 fan settings reset after reboot.

I wanted to see if anyone has any information about this. I have a z77a-gd65 motherboard running windows 8.1 and I have saved profiles for cpu fan and sys1/sys2 fans. After reboot the fan curves get reset to factoy defaults.
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I actually did find a response from MSI in a random query.
They said, 'CC is used for temporary changes, use the bios'.
Which I can see the validity of that statement, but at the same time, what if you want to adjust things to a finer degree than the bios and want it applied after restart?
I know you can save and load individual pages of the Command Center, but still..
I do find it VERY irritating I can't set fan speeds lower than 50% for the System Fans. (or is there a way to do this?)

Bootcamp Trackpad Settings Reset on Reboot

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'Reset Safari does not clear rss feeds' cache before restart

Everything is in the subject line. Reset Safari doesn't seem to clear the rss feed cache, until Safari is quit and restarted.

It's possible that your ISP is serving up the "older" file.
Do this to "trick" it:
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RSS Feed not clearing

Usually I can go to "View all RSS articles" and it will clear all the numbers out of all the lists.. it is not doing that now. I have to clear each one.. How do I get that back?

Hi David,
I have my RSS feeds in various folders (by type) inside a folder on my bookmarks bar called "RSS". Because of the multiple folder set-up, I cannot clear all feeds using the "View all RSS articles". Instead, I need to either go to each folder, or go to Safari preferences>RSS and select "remove now". I've learned using the latter method creates its own type of problems.
If you are not using multiple folders, then corruption may exist in your RSS database. The database is found in your User Account>Library>Syndication folder. You may see multiple files there. Sometimes Safari creates a new database when there is problems with the file. In general, you want to keep the one with the latest date.
To test if there is corruption, move the database file to the desktop and restart Safari. Safari automatically creates a new database file. Try the "View all RSS" selection. See if that makes a difference. If it does, you'll need to reset any of your custom settings on the various feed pages, such as position of the slider, etc.
If no change, move the database back to its original location.
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RSS feeds slow, counter not updating after reading

Until recently, my RSS feeds were functioning normally. They loaded quickly and once read, the counter would reset to zero. This is no longer so. Thinking that I had too many feeds (about 90) I've subdivided them into several folders each containing 20 feeds or so which I open individually in tabs. The problem however persists.
The other annoying aspect is that once a feed has been read/clicked, the counter still shows as if I have unread feeds.
I've deleted the preference files and unchecked the fraudulent security tab but it has made no diference.
Many thanks,
Leonardo

Go to the Finder: Your User Account>Library>PubSub>Database folder. There, move the Database.sqlite3 to the desktop and restart Safari. Let me know if the feeds now correctly update. If they do, you'll need to reset any custom settings in the feeds.

Too many RSS Feeds ???

I've just noticed that I have quite a few RSS Feeds in Safari (50+). I don't recall subscribing to most of these and am no expert on RSS feeds. I am wondering if this could be a reason that from time to time my Mac becomes highly unresponsive? Will deleting the RSS feed in "Organize Bookmarks" remove it completely (in the same way deleting a web address would)? Advice / hints please.

A lot of those feeds may have come in the initial installation (like Washington Post, if memory serves_. If you were to reset Safari, they would reappear. Deleting them is easy. Access them using the Bookmarks, Show All Bookmarks item and delete what you want as you surmised.
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I think some unresponsiveness may be due to the way some web pages are written, but the netowrks we use may also have delays and this could be a problem as well: not one but many factors could come into play.

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