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Sat, 7 Oct 2000 19:29:43 -0400
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Loosing Time
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Andre Cotnoir <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi All
For the past week or so whenever I bootup my computer I have to reset the
time.  It appears that the clock only works when the computer is turned on.
When I turn it off, the clock stops.  I suspected the battery but all the
CMOS and config info is retained; only the time stops when the computer is
turned off.  Any ideas??
System is PIII 450, M/B is ASUS P2B-F, 128Megs RAM, Diamond Viper 770, 20
Gig WD HD running Windows 98 (4.10.98)

TIA
Andy Cotnoir

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