Windows 10: Clock resets after first restart post imaging Windows 11

We use SCCM to image a variety of laptops and we also use TLS to connect to the WiFi. For some reason, after the imaging is completed everything is working correctly, no issues. But after the first restart the time goes back 6 hours and won't allow the device to connect to our WiFi TLS/Cert authentication, too large of a time difference to accept the certificate.I've checked the time settings and registry, they are set to the correct time zone UTC -6:00 and interestingly enough, if I set the time zone to Coordinated Universal Time UTC 0:00 the time corrects itself to the correct value bu

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NVIDIA 7600gs resets its clocks at 500MHz core?

Is this an artificial cap on the card's overclocking ability? I ask this because of the card reseting without fail on such an even number of 500MHz and no stability problem at 499MHz.

I have an PNY NVIDIA 7600gs PCI-Express, and its core refuses to go above 499MHz.

499MHz and below the card is "ATITool artifact-free", and the core temperature is 60C or below at load.
As soon as the core is pushed to 500MHz or higher, the display freezes. There are two scenarios after the display freezes:

• After ~15 seconds, the display functions again and the card's clocks are reset to it's default clocks, and Windows needs to be restarted in order to change the card's clocks after this point.
• Windows crashes with a bluescreen indicating the NVIDIA graphics driver caused a problem.

I'm running the latest WHQL NVIDIA drivers.
The same behavior happens when overclocking with ATITool and NVIDIA's nTune utility.

 

How to Reset Windows 11

This article explains how to Reset Windows 11 PC in case it is not working well.

Reset is a feature in Windows 11, which Reinstalls Windows, allowing you to keep the files or remove them as desired. Resetting is particularly helpful when you have problems with specific Windows components like Windows updates not working, Apps crashing, etc.

Doing a Reset affects the following things:

1. Reinstall a fresh copy of Windows.
   
2. Reset your customized Settings to default.
   
3. Remove/Keep your files depending on which option you select.
   
4. Remove the installed applications on your Windows 11 PC.
   

A Reset takes 20-25 minutes, depending on the configuration and the option chosen of Cloud Reset or Local Reset.

There are multiple ways to Reset your Windows 11 PC, and the following steps explain those in Detail:

How to Reset Windows 11

If you can start your computer, you can trigger a Reset from the Settings app. See the steps below:

• Open Start menu>Settings app.
  
  

• Go to System>Recovery options at the end.
  
• Under Recovery options, click Reset PC.
  
  
  

Reset options in Windows 11, now in System Settings, instead of Update and Security

• Select if you want to keep your files or remove the files. Removing the files is helpful if you plan to donate or sell your computer. I am selecting to keep my files in this example.
  

• The next step is, how do you want to Reset Windows by downloading the Installation files from the Cloud or do a Local Reset. If you have an Internet connection, I recommend using the Cloud download option. Windows would download a 4GB file to your device and use that to reinstall Windows. A Local reinstall may also help, but for reliability purposes, I strongly suggest using Cloud Download. If you do not have an Internet connection or have limited data, choose Local reinstall.
  

• Confirm the Ready to Reset this PC screen and the Recent update screen.
  

• The process to download would then start. Confirm the Additional settings screen.
  

• A preparing to Reset screen would then appear, which starts the Installation Process.
  

• Windows would then Restart and show you the Resetting Progress on the screen.
  

• After the first Restart, Windows would boot to the Installation phase.
  

• When the process is complete, you would see the Login screen. Enter your PIN.
  

• After that, the Windows would finalize the Reset and show you the desktop.
  

• The Reset process is complete.
  

Reset Windows 11 from Windows Recovery environment

If your Windows has stopped working, Windows provides an option to Reset Windows 11 PC from the Recovery environment. To do that, you need to force the computer into Windows Recovery and then Reset Windows 11 from there. The process is nearly the same as above.

Step 1: Trigger the recovery environment:

• To force Windows into the Recovery environment, Perform a hard shutdown by pressing the power button for 5 seconds when the Windows boot screen appears.
  
• Do this twice.
  

• On the third time, you would see the Windows Recovery Environment, which would say that your PC has a problem and it could not repair the problem.
  

Step 2: Reset Windows 11 from the Windows Recovery environment

• Click Advanced options.
  

• Click Troubleshoot. Select Reset this PC.
  

• Select if you want to Keep files or Remove everything.
  

• Select Cloud Download or Local Download.
  
• Confirm the Reset.
  
• The process would start.
  

After that, your computer would do the same process as mentioned above.

These steps can help you Resetting your Windows 11 PC. If a Reset fails, you may have to do a clean install using a USB hard drive, either prepared on another computer or an existing one you have.

Also read:

• Create a Windows 11 USB Flash drive (yourwindowsguide.com)
  
• Repair Install Windows 11 using an ISO file (yourwindowsguide.com)
  
• Windows 11: FAQ (microsoft.com)
  
• How to: Use Snap Layouts and Snap groups in Windows 11 (microsoft.com)
  

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Windows 10 fails to update


When you finish testing the Avast suggestion, make sure that you restart your machine.

Then if the issue persists, please return to the trouble shooting list in post# 89

I think there are three steps that remain; the WU troubleshooter, reset WU components, and manual WU reset.