Window 10 Clock issue

Window 10 Clock issue

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    Tzidogang
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    I did according to this “change all three driver’s restart , set clock right restart, boot to android, then boot back windows.” still the same.

    As for Bios, I don’t know which version. I just bought this last week and it came with Windows 10 installed. Now I don’t have USB Keyboard so I can not check it.

    #13354
    Tzidogang
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    My Bios version is H1D_S806_206

    #13355
    Ice-
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    do this. this will fix clock.

    1.run regedit.exe
    2.locate this path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation\
    3. right click add DWORD ,rename it as “RealTimeIsUniversal” exactly
    4.double click and Change the value of the RealTimeIsUniversal key to 1.
    5.set your current time and time zone in the clock and restart the system.
    6.switch os and check again.

     

    this one was windows sleep mode fix 😀 sorry i was just woke up.

    1. start Computer Management (hold My Computer and select Manage)
    2. select Device management
    3. find SD Controllers, if you click on it, there are 3 “Intel SD Host Controller”s
    4. hold on every one controller, select “Update Driver”, select driver from computer, and there is another option “SDA Standard Compliant SD Host Controller”, install driver, confirm restart of computer after last update install
    5. set your current time and time zone in the clock and restart the system.
    6. switch os and check again

     

    #13356
    Tzidogang
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    Thank you for your precious time. Great Job.

    Now it is solve with this solution:

    1.run regedit.exe
    2.locate this path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation\
    3. right click add DWORD ,rename it as “RealTimeIsUniversal” exactly
    4.double click and Change the value of the RealTimeIsUniversal key to 1.
    5.set your current time and time zone in the clock and restart the system.
    6.switch os and check again.

    Thank you

     

     

    #13357
    Ice-
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    no prob.  happy to help 🙂

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