Solved My system clock lags behind

[mcuyox]

Hello everyone,
I recently found that my system tray clock often lags behind very frequently. Can anyone please help me out?

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[samuria]

Welcome to the forum there are 2 reasons that would cause it the first is the cmos battery is dead and needs replacing the second you have the wrong time server set so when it checks its updating to the wrong location

 

[mcuyox]

Welcome to the forum there are 2 reasons that would cause it the first is the cmos battery is dead and needs replacing the second you have the wrong time server set so when it checks its updating to the wrong location

How does one come to know whether the cmos battery is dead? and if it's dead how to remove and replace it, as I am a complete novice in tampering with the components of motherboard

 

[flavallee]

Assuming it's a factory-brand one, what's the brand name and model name and model number of your computer?

Knowing your computer's description will make it easier to determine what type CMOS battery it uses and how to replace it.

 

[mcuyox]

Assuming it's a factory-brand one, what's the brand name and model name and model number of your computer?

Knowing your computer's description will make it easier to determine what type CMOS battery it uses and how to replace it.

I bought my pc from my friend around 2013, sorry but I only that my motherboard's name it's gigabyte h61m-s

 

[samuria]

If it's the battery if you the time turn off for a couple of hours remove from the mains turn it on check time if it's wrong it will be battery they are cheap and simple to change

 

[flavallee]

Gigabyte GA-H61M-S Motherboard (support site)

It uses a flat round CR2032 3-volt lithium battery.

Unless it's blocked or obscured by other hardware, it should be easy to remove and replace.

 

[mcuyox]

Gigabyte GA-H61M-S Motherboard (support site)

It uses a flat round CR2032 3-volt lithium battery.

Unless it's blocked or obscured by other hardware, it should be easy to remove and replace.

Thank you for the reply but what I to know is how to remove this without harming the other components of my motherboard

 

[mcuyox]

If it's the battery if you the time turn off for a couple of hours remove from the mains turn it on check time if it's wrong it will be battery they are cheap and simple to change

I apologize for this reply but I didn't quite get what you were trying to say

 

[Snick]

mcuyox

Please click on the below blue link, read & then use the auto-fill tool for your system specs.
Will help us help you!

System Info - See Your System Specs - Windows 7 Help Forums

We can most likely find a Video on the procedure. With a Desktop, it is usually very easy to change the CMOS Battery.

Here's to videos on the subject-matter. The first tells you about touching metal part of computer before touching anything else.

How To: Replace a CMOS battery inside a desktop computer

Cmos battery replacement a simple how to and when to change them

Very important is to touch a metal surface on the computer to discharge static-electricity from your person before touching any internal boards or parts.

 

[mcuyox]

mcuyox

Please click on the below blue link, read & then use the auto-fill tool for your system specs.
Will help us help you!

System Info - See Your System Specs - Windows 7 Help Forums

We can most likely find a Video on the procedure. With a Desktop, it is usually very easy to change the CMOS Battery.

Here's to videos on the subject-matter. The first tells you about touching metal part of computer before touching anything else.

How To: Replace a CMOS battery inside a desktop computer

Cmos battery replacement a simple how to and when to change them

Very important is to touch a metal surface on the computer to discharge static-electricity from your person before touching any internal boards or parts.

Thank you for the help but from what I saw from the second video is that after replacing this new battery, the bios system comes up asking to set a custom setting or load default settings, my question is which option to choose properly since I have never tampered with bios

 

[samuria]

Before you change the battery you need to go into the bios and note down all the setting or take photos so you know then what to set them at

 

[flavallee]

I would recommend using a pointed wooden dowel or round toothpick instead of a metal screwdriver for removing the CMOS battery.

 

[mcuyox]

Thank you so much for the help, everyone.

 

[Snick]

I've always used my finger to release the CMOS Battery.

If you look at it closely you can see a ) shaped fastener either at 3 or 9 o'clock. Pressing it toward the outside will cause that side of the battery to raise. It usually pops out at that point or will a little assistance.
Yes a pointed small dowel, a small craft stick or a toothpick would assist in the process.

Being that OP stated that I have never tampered with bios, it is most likely default settings.
As Samuria stated perusal and writing down settings would be wise & safety conscious decision.