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Einstein said time was relative but time has stopped for my laptop.
I did not know a computer's clock can fail completely. It is strange to see your BIOS clock stuck, seconds not updating at all.
From what Ive read the internal clock which is integrated in the chipset has failed. It loses time when the computer is on and running so its not the CMOS bat (which I already replaced). It will need a new mobo (found on Ebay for $60 shipped).
The clock does work in Windows and I use a program that continually syncs with a time server so its not that bad. Otherwise its fully functional. But I think I will probably sell it for parts and buy a slightly newer one with the proceeds. Ive no interest in modern laptops with their stupid 16:9 displays.
I did not know a computer's clock can fail completely. It is strange to see your BIOS clock stuck, seconds not updating at all.
From what Ive read the internal clock which is integrated in the chipset has failed. It loses time when the computer is on and running so its not the CMOS bat (which I already replaced). It will need a new mobo (found on Ebay for $60 shipped).
The clock does work in Windows and I use a program that continually syncs with a time server so its not that bad. Otherwise its fully functional. But I think I will probably sell it for parts and buy a slightly newer one with the proceeds. Ive no interest in modern laptops with their stupid 16:9 displays.
