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To: Ed Forrest who wrote (22699)	10/1/2001 5:19:38 PM
From: Gary E	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110652

Hi Thread, I have a computer that seem to not know what time it is..not all the time, just some of the time. I used the search in this thread and found a lot of ways to use a automatic programs to keep it correct, and others said it's a battery problem, and then some said that if you replace the battery be carefull because the system can get screwed up, Hey if it can get screwed up, garanteed I WILL DOIT..... Frankly I dont care if the clock is right or wrong...cause I have a 18buk timex that keeps better time.. Now here's the question... Will leaving this wrong clock alone hurt anything ? Thanks Hal Black electical tape cover's the wrong clock numbers nicely :)