Windows 7: How To disable time update?

Orbital Shark · 16 Mar 2011

Hi,

Another thing to consider is if Mac OS uses software driven time configuration. Windows tends to read the BIOS time, if for some reason that has changed it could very well cause similar issues.

To boot into the BIOS

Turn your machine on and wait a few seconds for the splash screen to appear
Look for "Press ... to enter setup" (... can be F1, F2, F10 or Del).
Once in the BIOS look for the basic settings and make sure that the time/date is set correctly

Note

Navigation keys/instructions will be shown on the Right/Bottom of the screen

OS

brianzion · 16 Mar 2011

Quote: Originally Posted by Orbital Shark

Hi,

Another thing to consider is if Mac OS uses software driven time configuration. Windows tends to read the BIOS time, if for some reason that has changed it could very well cause similar issues.

To boot into the BIOS

Turn your machine on and wait a few seconds for the splash screen to appear
Look for "Press ... to enter setup" (... can be F1, F2, F10 or Del).
Once in the BIOS look for the basic settings and make sure that the time/date is set correctly

Note

Navigation keys/instructions will be shown on the Right/Bottom of the screen

OS

good call Orbital Shark, i had this problem with linux duel booting, but solved it. im not to sure on the mac.

Windows 7: How To disable time update?

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