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When Windows shuts itself down it somehow affects the clock on the computer.
After a few subsequent shutdowns the clock shows a time perhaps a half hour
earlier than the actual time. Computer performance seems to be slowed down
too. The only way to correct it is to reboot the computer. How do I
prevent this besides turning off the auto-shutdown?
You may have a flat CMOS battery. The only way this can be fixed is by taking your
PC to a trained technician who may be able to replace it for you. If not then I recommend
downloading a program which updates your system clock automatically from the internet
when you start windows. try www.tucows.com for help
