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If you've never used the Command Prompt, this is a safe and easy fix to accomplish.

We can re-register both the Windows Time process and DLL. Gently push the tab (I really should stop biting my nails) and lift the battery out.Ĥ: Re-Register the Windows Time Dll and Windows Time Process

You can buy a replacement battery at most drug stores (CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid, etc.). Open your computer and locate the battery. If the battery has drained, then you can replace it. Your time is saved on a small watch battery on your motherboard. On our motherboard, you can see a gear icon next to the time. You can guess, or Google the name of your computer or motherboard, followed by BIOS to find out.Īs we mentioned, each BIOS is different. Yours could be F10, F12, or one of the other Function keys. You should see the correct key when the black screen appears and before the Windows splash screen.Īs you can see, my key is DEL or F2.

Reboot and look for the press the proper key to that you need to press to enter the BIOS setup. Go back to Step 1 and verify your time, time zone, etc.Įvery BIOS is different, but you can do it. Press the Windows Key + R and type in services.msc.Ĭlick the box next to the Startup type and select Automatic.

If Set time zone automatically is on, then Daylight saving is automatic. If you have Daylight Savings Time, you should turn on Adjust for daylight saving time automatically. Choose the correct Time zone and turn Set the date and time automatically back on. If your Time zone is incorrect, uncheck Set time zone automatically. The first and easiest thing to check is your Date & time settings.Ĭlick on the clock and click on Date and time settings or right-click on the clock in your System Tray and click on Adjust date/time. TIP: Hard to fix Windows Problems? Repair/Restore Missing Windows OS Files Damaged by Malware with a few clicks