Remember time and date


  1. LittleMiss
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    Remember time and date


    when you go to install all your programs (not drivers) after installing Windows 7, you should set your time and day before installing them, if you don't some of your programs "might" get confused

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  3. CarlTR6
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    Good advice.
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  4. strollin
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    W10 Pro desktop, W11 laptop, W11 Pro tablet (all 64-bit)
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    Hopefully, you set the date & time when asked during the Win 7 install process. If not, then yes you should definitely set the correct date and time before continuing.
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  6. LittleMiss
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    strollin said:
    Hopefully, you set the date & time when asked during the Win 7 install process. If not, then yes you should definitely set the correct date and time before continuing.
    true, but i do XP (please do not hiss)
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  7. LiquidSnak
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    *Hiss*

    Good advice to remember, esp. if you have a virtual machine.
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  8. bigmck
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    LittleMiss said:
    strollin said:
    Hopefully, you set the date & time when asked during the Win 7 install process. If not, then yes you should definitely set the correct date and time before continuing.
    true, but i do XP (please do not hiss)
    I am going to have to start a collection for you so you can buy Windows 7
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