Darren,

My response assumes that this has happened since the board was first used.
I suggest that there is a problem with either the BIOS chip, or the software
itself.  First, flash the BIOS, even if the flash is the same revision that
currently resides in it.  If flashing the BIOS does not work, the only other
thing I can think of that will fix it is to replace the BIOS chip, which
could be more trouble than it is worth.  See if you can get AOpen to
exchange the board on warranty.  Hope this helps.

Kyle


>From: "Darren K. Page" <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: [PCBUILD] PC loosing time
>Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2000 00:06:45 -0400
>
>Hello All,
>
>I know that this was covered a while back, but I dumped the posts because
>it
>wasn't happening to me. Well now it is....
>
>I have an AOpen AX6B with a PII 400, 256 meg RAM running win98 (not SE) and
>for some reason it is losing at least 10 minutes per day. I thought, "Oh,
>just change the MoBo battery, and that's it." Well, I was wrong about that
>as well, I put in a new one last weekend and it made no difference. I need
>to run Atomtime at least once a day because of the time difference, and Say
>the Time is, well, late to say the least.
>
>Does anyone remember the previous solutions, or have any ideas for me?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Darren K. Page

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