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From: jxb@sgfb.ssd.ray.com (Jack Bell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc
Subject: Re: PS/2 50z Clock Problem
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Date: 28 Jan 91 13:18:22 GMT
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>If you mean that it can't keep track of time when the computer is off,
>so that it says 12:00 Midnight January 1st every time you turn it on,
>then you should definitely bring it in.
>
The problem is that if I complete a session at say 1:05 January
25, and then turn the computer off, the next time I turn it on the
time is still the same.  I thought that the battery power is supposed to
keep the clock advancing when the system is powered down.