Subj : IEXPLORER problem
To   : Joe Knapp
From : Gerald Miller
Date : Fri Jan 28 2005 12:05 pm

Hello Joe,

    Responding to a post in the WINDOWS area:
    On Friday January 28 2005 at 02:38,
    Joe Knapp [1:130/803] wrote to Gerald Miller,
    about: IEXPLORER problem

 GM>> I've found another 'weirdness'.  After I've been in Wfw for a few
 GM>> hours and I quit back to DOS, I find that my system clock has
 GM>> lost some time.  I recall there was a "fix" for this problem, but
 GM>> I can't remember which file was responsible for the time loss or
 GM>> the replacement (archive) file name. Any ideas?

 JK> When I ran my BBS under DESQview, I would run into the same problem...
 JK> lost time. I used the following to fix it:

 JK> CMOSTIME.ZIP   5876 14-Mar-95  CmosTime v1.0 - Refreshes the DOS
 JK>                                Time from the PC's Real Time Clock.

 JK> I put "cmostime.zip" into Google and it found it at:

 JK> http://kufel.immt.pwr.wroc.pl/~mgrzegor/varia/

Thanks Joe, but I believe the problem(s) are with a (or couple) Windows for
Workgroup v3.11 file(s) that are not Y2K compatible.  I haven't checked out
CMOSTIME.ZIP, yet, but I suspect that it is probably a TSR and I really
don't want to go that route if I can possibly correct the problem by other
means.

BUT, I will keep your suggestion on hand if I can't fix the 'lost time'...

           Thanks ... Gerald

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