Have you recently installed or updated Norton. There have been occasions
where certain versions have caused the time loss. If not, then the
suggestion that the battery may be going. Normally, it should last
several years. I have had 4 or 5 different computers/Mboards and have
never had a battery go bad. The current computer is about 4 years old
and still ticking.
Keith Thompson
"Dale E. Heltzer" wrote:
>
> Recently, my PC, having kept good time for two years, has lost five minutes
> in a few days.
> Aside from the backup battery going bad, are there other possible causes for
> losing time?
>
> My step-son has been using IE (5.0) to check his school e-mail account, and
> do a bit of job-search online... no games, downloads, etc.
>
> Thanks.
>
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> Dale E. Heltzer
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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