Whats a few years?... 2 or over 5: if its just two years or less old then NO thats not the problem. You could try these ideas: 1) Have you open up the actual program ( it will be on Hard Drive under computer) see what year is set its set on. Also check if your daylight saving time is on or off. Both of those things can throw off your clock and calendar. 2) Run your anti-virus your system could be under attack with either a virus or worm. after it runs and cleans your programs re-boot your laptop. if that doesn't work. 3) go under computer programs and UNSTALL your clock and calendar and wipe it from your HARD DRIVE ( make sure you are just wiping your clock and calendar) and then re-stall your clock. -- The HarmyBoard HarmDrive

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Date Posted: 06:47:04 04/15/10 Thu
Author: M
Subject: Whats a few years?... 2 or over 5: if its just two years or less old then NO thats not the problem. You could try these ideas: 1) Have you open up the actual program ( it will be on Hard Drive under computer) see what year is set its set on. Also check if your daylight saving time is on or off. Both of those things can throw off your clock and calendar. 2) Run your anti-virus your system could be under attack with either a virus or worm. after it runs and cleans your programs re-boot your laptop. if that doesn't work. 3) go under computer programs and UNSTALL your clock and calendar and wipe it from your HARD DRIVE ( make sure you are just wiping your clock and calendar) and then re-stall your clock.
In reply to: Laurence 's message, "Laptop problems" on 05:58:34 04/06/10 Tue

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[> Thank you M for having tried to help me. My sister just reminded me I couldn't anything to it because the time clock programm is attached / weld with another programm.Thank you again M. -- Laurence ( sorry for the english ), 10:07:54 04/17/10 Sat [1]

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