In <[log in to unmask]>, on 12/21/99
   at 05:15 PM, Ed Richardson <[log in to unmask]> said:

>Hey all, quick question. The time clock on my Win95
>equipped computer consistently loses time, about 1\2 hr. per day.
>I replaced the battery on my motherboard but this did not help.
>How do I adjust this? Thanks in advance for the assistance!

The hardware clock is normally read at boot time. After that, the
time is maintained using a timer interupt of approximately 60
times per second. Some software turn timer interupts off briefly,
which results in lost ticks. You may have a background program or
device driver that is a little over-busy. I have noticed it on two
Win95 systems i built up although not to the degree you have.
There may be a parameter for tweeking the clock in one of the
power-tools from the evil empire.

Good luck,
jan lambert
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