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From: coelho@hpsmpa.HP.COM (John Coelho)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: CLOCK NEED TO BE SET ON BOOT UP
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Date: 14 Sep 90 02:50:26 GMT
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 / hpsmpa:sci.electronics / v129r5mg@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Sureindran Nadesan) /  5:56 pm  Sep 10, 1990 /


> Hi guys there,
> 	I wander anyone outthere can help me ? I have been a simple problem.
> Whenever I turn on my PC , it asks for the date & time. Is there anyway I can 
> set it automatically without even inputting any values? I beleive it has a 
> built-in clock. I hope I do not have to buy additional hardwares.Any suggestions
> will be greatly appreciated.


> 					SURESH NADESAN
> 					V129R5MG@UBVMS



My machine (DOS hp Vectra)  asks for date & time when there is no autoexec.bat
file, or maybe you have the date and time commands in the autoexec file.   
Hope this helps.

John.