On 19 Mar 98 at 1:32, Sharif Dayan wrote:

> I have questions about my Win 3.11 system with Opti Green ver 2.01 power
> management.
>
> 1. I set it to sleep (the lowest power consuming) after 2 minutes. But when
> I woke it up, the clock did not match the real time. Because I though it
> caused by weak battery, I repaced it with the new one. But the same problem
> occurs. Is there something wrong I did ?

  There is/was an optional Windows 3.x component -- I believe it was
called POWER.EXE or something similar -- whose job is to reload the
system clock from the real-time CMOS clock on wake from power-saving.
The system clock doesn't run while the CPU sleeps, so this is
necessary to correct exactly the problem you describe.  [This is
built into the APM support in Windows 95.]

David G