Basically, my clock on my computer will get behind slowly. If I leave it alone for 2 weeks, it will eventually become 15-20 minutes behind. I usually have to go in and re-synchronize it with microsoft online. Of course, this gets to be a pain in the butt after awhile.

Both of my brothers and my sister is all having this issue with their computers. My older brother said he thought Windows had an update on it (I don't know as I need to update mine quite a bit and my friend has it- which he's currently in Florida... wont be able to get the discs until sometime in January). My younger brother said he's done the supposed update but still has the same issue.

So, if you have this same issue or had it, what do you do about it?

I have just recently made mine not synchronize with the Microsoft website, so it might be a couple of weeks before I realize if it actually works better or not... (I don't know why I didnt think of that before *facepalm*)

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You might want to try to set your clock to automatically synchronize.  Do this by double clicking on the clock and editing the settings.

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Otherwise I'm not sure, you can set Windows to autosync with MS time servers though so if it does lag behind it should update itself to the correct time. At least that's what I remember happening back when I had Windows.

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Well, if you need to update, http://update.microsoft.com/ is the place to go.

 
You might want to try to set your clock to automatically synchronize. Do this by double clicking on the clock and editing the settings.

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I said I already did that... but thanks. I can't update anyway because I need my disc.

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