Incorrect Date And Time For Windows 10

Fur sum reasun the Date and Time fur my WinDuws ten keeps on messing up,

this issue began a few Days bacc,

and eveRytime my time is 'synched' using the internet such as thRu windows or government

wen my kumputur RestaRts

or juss aftur a few hours

my time settings become out uff whacc again,

any suggestions on how tuu kuRRect that????

URS TRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

See if this helps:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/3-reasons-windows-computer-loses-time-date/

 

wishin that it isnt a MB issue,

is there any place where a hijack this log can be sent out

to see if my pc has any MALWARE pRucesses runnin in the baccgRounD?

URS TRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

Must be malware since your keyboard doesnt't work properly as well (it's almost impossible for a non-native speaker like me to even understand what you want to tell us).

Over at the Malware Removal subforum is the right place.
Please READ & RUN ME FIRST.

 

thanks fur that but the way u see my text isn't bcus uff MALWARE, URS TRULY, RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

Did you look at options 1 & 2 in the link posted by MaxTurner?

 

we havent taken a LUK at our MB CMOS BatteRY tuu see if it isnt wuRkin but we kan Reset CMOS n see if that HELPS fiRSt,

n we hav taken steps two n thREE fRUM that Link MaxTuRnur has sent out,

but thank u fur ur SUPPURt,

URS TRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

You can't continue to post like this.
I sent you a message - at the top-right of the page click Inbox.

 

if you want to do that,
that is your choice,
and can a hijack this txt
be sent out here
for someone too analyze?

Sincerely Yours,
Raiel SchwaRtS

 

Ok...
1. Have you checked the voltage of the CMOS battery? It must be at least 3 volts.
2. Have you checked the Time Zone?
3. Have you done full system scans with anti-virus and anti-malware programs?

 

1. no
2. yes
3. yes

and
in relation to your point
number one do you think that
hitting our reset cmos button
could help resolve this issue
without us having to check
the voltage of our cmos
battery fiRst?

 

No.
Resetting the BIOS wont have any effect on the battery's voltage.

 

A battery is cheap! Also some folks don't know how to use a voltmeter.

 

or some people may not have used a volt meter to test a cmos battery at the very Least,

but anyway in the case that this issue may be MaLwaRe ReLatuD,

does this forum support the checking of hijack this text?

Sincerely Yours,
Raiel SchwaRtS

 

Voltmeter test might be inaccurate anyhow. A battery could breakdown under a load.

 

some guys on another forum are analyzing my FRST text documents so it is my wish that a solution can be found out through that mean fiRst

 

raile_schwartz

You have already been advised in post number 4 above that any potential MALWARE issues can only be dealt with in the separate Malware Removal Forum and not in this one.
Apart from that, you should first simply replace the CMOS battery, because it may well be that and solving it is very quick. If it doesn't fix it, then go to the Malware forum. There is really no benefit to you in posting here in this thread again until or unless you do these things mentioned.

 

Do all motheRboaRDs use the same type of battery?

 

The majority do. Just TAKE IT OUT and buy one that is exactly the same.

 

thanks fur that MaxTuRnur, URS TRULy, RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

First, make sure the BIOS clock is set accurately. If it's not, every time you restart or shut down and turn on the machine it will reset to the incorrect time if the BIOS time is wrong.

Second, under "Adjust Date and Time", make sure it's set to automatic.

 

my win32 time service is set as manual (trigger start),

should it be automatic without or with delayed start?

URS TRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

See the second part - 'Time Zone' - of the website guide linked to you earlier, and set the Windows clock to the time zone where you are located.

 

It's a CR2032, 3V.

 

we have done that in the past and our time would mess up anyway,
but after making some computer edits our time has been sync
and if it messes up again we will just replace our cmos battery.

'ASUS ATX DDR3 2600 LGA 1150 Motherboards MAXIMUS VI FORMULA '
this is our MB by the way,

and if our time messes up again we will just take out the battery and make sure it is the same as the one you have put out there,

thanks guys,

URS TRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

Hope it all works fine.

 

thanks,
MaxTuRnur,

URS TRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

Your motherboard is now a little dated, as a purchase, so I would say that the cmos battery is most likely to be depleted, and a cmos battery replacement would be my advice, too.

 

it is inteResting 2 see that even though this MB is a bit Dated,
that this is the fiRst MB in my view 2 give me time issues,
to the point that a cmos batteRy RePLacement is necessaRy,

since ALL my pRevious MBs in the past,
have been infeRior to this pResent one
that is being used by me,

and by the way is theRe anyway to confirm that
a CR2032, 3V batteRy is the correct one for this
mb?

If it is then that batteRy can be bought without me
having to open up my computer tower fiRst,

URS tRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

When you tinker with many pc's and laptops, it happens more than you think. It is usually very simple to change the cmos battery in a pc-laptops can be a challenge, but I won't get you involved here with them, and I have seen cr2032 in most pc's that I have had to change them on.
Main thing is to be "static aware" when changing it- either use a wrist strap, or, ground yourself (radiator unpainted pipe, or similar)
I did try to find a picture of your motherboard to see where the cmos battery is, but have not found a detailed enough one, yet. They are usually held just by a tiny spring clip.
It can be a bit frightening opening the case, if you do not know much about pc's . Don't feel bad about it, we all had to learn in the beginning.Iwill try to find a better picture of your motherboard to show you, if I can.
The cmos battery is a coin shape, so shoud be easy to detect.

 

I have found a review on your motherboard, and I still cannot see the cmos battery. If it is covered by the plastics, I would be wary of attempting it , if you are not very competent- I would think a computer shop would not charge silly money, but then, that is why many of us geeks learnt the hard way- I know I got stung in the years before I took it up.

I will keep looking for you, in ase I can find out where it is, and show you.

 

cmos batteRy RePLacement juss seems RLY simpUL,

so wiLL juss RePLace it myseLf at sum puint in time,

but thanks fur the suppuRt baklogic,

URS tRULY,
RAiEL SCHWARtS

 

If it is easy to find, and not buried somewhere, then they are so easy to change, just remember to not touch the board, without draining static from yourself- http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Computer_Science/static.asp
Good luck

 

After resetting cmos about three days ago and then syncing our time after, we haven't had any incorrect time issues since then, Sincerely Yours, RaieL SchwaRtS

 

even if you are the ones that are helping me out in this case,

it is always reassuring to hear that my self-expression and speech is
something that is never being censored here, right?

Sincerely Yours,
Raiel SchwartS

 

when you see me type out 'express myself',

it means for me to have a choice of explaining my tech issues in the way of my choosing,

rather than meaning to express myself in such a way Like jazzing out to pop music,

but either way this issue has went away after a cmos reset,

enjoy your weekend,

sincerely yours,
raiel schwaRtS

 

thanks