M Mohan Giri In Runtime Messages 144 Mar 8, 2005 #1 Which is have control of system clock. CMOS r BIOS chip
Nubius Golden Master Messages 11,599 Mar 8, 2005 #2 BIOS technically. When you reset the CMOS, it resets the BIOS, which resets the time. BIOS is where you actually set the time though
BIOS technically. When you reset the CMOS, it resets the BIOS, which resets the time. BIOS is where you actually set the time though
TheMajor PowerQuest / Opera Messages 10,176 Location Netherlands Mar 8, 2005 #3 Yes, BIOS. Well, partially I guess. I don't think when you synchronize your windows time it does the same for your BIOS.
Yes, BIOS. Well, partially I guess. I don't think when you synchronize your windows time it does the same for your BIOS.
Nubius Golden Master Messages 11,599 Mar 8, 2005 #4 I don't think when you synchronize your windows time it does the same for your BIOS. Click to expand... Only one way to find out. Adjust your time in the task bar and then go into your BIOS. Although I'm pretty sure they will coorespond with each other.
I don't think when you synchronize your windows time it does the same for your BIOS. Click to expand... Only one way to find out. Adjust your time in the task bar and then go into your BIOS. Although I'm pretty sure they will coorespond with each other.