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So today I start up my computer, and an odd screen comes up saying I hadn't set up the time and date. I immediately hit my reset and it starts up but brings up the screen saying that Windows didn't start properly previously and if I wanted to start in safe mode. I proceeded with normal startup, and then when my computer starts my antivirus errors out and says I need to restart, and half of my programs that have been installed for ages all show they're new programs (highlighted).
So... I did a system restore and went a week back... and it started fine, but my programs are still all showing up like I just installed them and antivirus still errored out. I uninstalled my antivirus thinking that was the issue, still no good. So, I shut it down and went to get an external HD to back up all my stuff just in case it decided to crash. Installed a new antivirus (Avast) and ran a scan... no viruses, but programs all still showing up as new. Any ideas? |
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So today I start up my computer, and an odd screen comes up saying I hadn't set up the time and date. I immediately hit my reset and it starts up but brings up the screen saying that Windows didn't start properly previously and if I wanted to start in safe mode. I proceeded with normal startup, and then when my computer starts my antivirus errors out and says I need to restart, and half of my programs that have been installed for ages all show they're new programs (highlighted). ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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throw it out the window and go buy a new one...either that or have a drink....I prefer the drink ![]() The battery on your motherboard is probably dead. I reset the time, and now they're all showing as normal. What do I need to do to fix? |
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If only I had the cash. If you are feeling ambitious and want to fix this. You will have to take the case off and look on the motherboard for a round "button" battery. It's normally on the bottom right section of the mobo. Pop it out and take it to Radio Shack or Batteries plus and get a replacement. You will have to set the date and time again after you put it all back together. Call me when you're ready to tackle this and I'll talk you through. ![]() |
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Not sure if it could be due to one of Windows updates but you might check to see if this one has been installed
kb977165 MS10-015: Vulnerabilities in Windows kernel could allow elevation of privilege |
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Your comp will be fine as long as it doesnt lose power. The battery holds your BIOS settings and time/date when your computer is unplugged or loses power. |
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