The clock on the computer goes wrong
A computer has many different functions and capabilities. Many of these features make our daily lives much easier. So, the computer has a system clock located on the taskbar. Many users rely on this watch. When you turn off and then turn on the computer, the system clock does not go astray and shows the correct date and time. But what should you do if, when you turn on your computer, the clock starts to go wrong? It is worth noting that the accuracy of the computer's system clock is important not only for the user. The computer itself relies on their readings. So, if the clock on your computer is lost, then very often you will not be able to update any programs or access the Internet.
Most often, the computer clock gets lost if the BIOS battery is dead. This battery is located on the motherboard. If your computer loses not only the time when turning it off and then turning it on, but also the date, then most likely the problem is in the BIOS batteries. There is only one way out: replacing the old battery with a new one. After replacement, the time and date of the computer will not be lost.
The computer's system time may be lost if the settings are incorrect. In this case, you just need to set the time zone settings correctly. In order to check this and correct it if necessary, you need to click on the time icon, which is located in the lower right corner. Then you need to click on the "Changing date and time settings".
After this, in the new window you need to click on the item "Change time zone". Here you need to select the time zone you need. After that, press the "OK".
The clock is most likely to go wrong if your computer has a virus or some kind of malware. Therefore, if the system clock on your computer is lost, then it is worth scanning your computer with an antivirus program for viruses, for example, Dr.Web CureIt utility. It is because of the reasons given in the article that the system clock may be lost. Eliminating these causes and resetting the clock is not that difficult.
