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Hi! I'm having a strage and mysterious date & time problem.... my computer keeping having 60s flashbacks. Seriously, at least once a day, I'll restart (and I don't even have to restart, sleep also does it) and I come back and it's 1969 or earlier! I'm running OSX on an iBook G3. I even clicked the lock to prevent further changes :cheesy:
Any fixes for this? It's driving me nuts . :rolleyes:
Thanks!!!!!
Any fixes for this? It's driving me nuts . :rolleyes:
Thanks!!!!!
the cmos battery is probably dead. you would need to have it replaced
http://www.welovemacs.com/bat-3040.html
http://www.welovemacs.com/bat-3040.html
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Is that thing REALLY gonna fit in my iBook? It looks huge!
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Originally Posted by Dominick
the cmos battery is probably dead. you would need to have it replaced
http://www.welovemacs.com/bat-3040.html
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Originally Posted by applechick
Is that thing REALLY gonna fit in my iBook? It looks huge!
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