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Member No.: 11393 View profile Log in to message
C Cup
Member No.: 11393 Posts: 903 Joined: 11/2005
▫ Dec 18 2005, 08:43 Post #1
Just a slight problem... My clock is an hour fast.

I have checked I have it set on Perth - Yes. Good.

Is Daylight Saving Time on - No. Good.

But still the clock is an hour fast - Can someone please help?

Ratt.
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B Cup
Member No.: 1740 Posts: 244 Joined: 03/2005
▫ Dec 18 2005, 09:18 Post #2
I touched on this one before here. Near as I can figure, the server itself is the one that's got the wrong time (it's an hour fast), so all you can do is accomodate. Set yourself somewhere that's GMT +700 and it should all be peachy.

-Jak
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C Cup
Member No.: 11393 Posts: 903 Joined: 11/2005
▫ Dec 18 2005, 09:21 Post #3
QUOTE(Avvilimento)
I touched on this one before here.  Near as I can figure, the server itself is the one that's got the wrong time (it's an hour fast), so all you can do is accomodate.  Set yourself somewhere that's GMT +700 and it should all be peachy.

-Jak


Hmmm... was hoping I would not have to do that...
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E Cup+
Member No.: 9473 Posts: 7,183 Joined: 07/2005
▫ Dec 18 2005, 12:38 Post #4
QUOTE(Avvilimento)
I touched on this one before here.  Near as I can figure, the server itself is the one that's got the wrong time (it's an hour fast), so all you can do is accomodate.  Set yourself somewhere that's GMT +700 and it should all be peachy.

-Jak

its an hour fast on mine to hon
right know its 7:38am here but on the board it is 8:38am
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Double D's
Member No.: 1473 Posts: 4,126 Joined: 03/2005
▫ Dec 19 2005, 03:00 Post #5
mindes 2 hours fast.. i win
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C Cup
Member No.: 11393 Posts: 903 Joined: 11/2005
▫ Dec 19 2005, 10:51 Post #6
QUOTE(Puppet)
mindes 2 hours fast.. i win


Are you sure? You're not just reading it wrong cos You've had too much to drink again?

:lol:

Just kiddin... two hours? bloody hell...
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Melon Master
Member No.: 2922 Posts: 10,702 Joined: 03/2005
▫ Dec 19 2005, 15:40 Post #7
don't you guys know anything.
here's how to fix it:
1. Take clock off wall
2. On the back is a little dial that you can turn to adjust the time. Turn it until you are at the correct time.
3. Rehang clock on wall, make sure it is hung on the nail properly, cuz one time I thought it was on the nail but it wasn't and when I let go, it fell and cracked the front. For techies, it fell at 2.8 Ghz.

That is all.
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D Cup
Member No.: 9337 Posts: 1,010 Joined: 07/2005
▫ Dec 20 2005, 00:03 Post #8
Well....according to my PC it is midnight...according to the board it is 8pm -somewhere....and it is too dark outside to check the sundial.... :blahblah:
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C Cup
Member No.: 11393 Posts: 903 Joined: 11/2005
▫ Dec 21 2005, 11:38 Post #9
QUOTE(sweetnsexy)
Well....according to my PC it is midnight...according to the board it is 8pm -somewhere....and it is too dark outside to check the sundial.... :blahblah:


Go on - tell the truth... you didn't check the sundial cos you were to *busy* :letsfuck:

:lol:

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