Windows 10: the computer clock has been set back

"the computer clock has been set back." "error code #7.so on the 23/03/2023 i purchased a refurbished computer that was running windows 8.1 pro. the software i wanted to run serato dj pro in windows was only compatible with windows 10 and upwards so i took advantage of the free upgrade and installed the upgrade.I have also activated it with the activation key that was provided on a little sticker attached to the computer. Now the issue I have is, when i run my "serato dj pro" program, it comes up with the above error and prevents certain functions from being able to run at all. i have done m

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That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

Problems with my computer's clock

I have problems getting my computer to display the correct time. At best there is a time difference of one hour between the computer clock and reality. Each time I have to reset my clock to the correct time.

I have my computer configured to:

• Set time automatically
• Set time zone automatically (UTC+01:00) Amsterdam etc.

Yesterday I set my computer to manually and today I found a time difference of two hours! And it is bugging me as I'm developing an application where time is used.

What are my options?

 

Automatic clock on Windows 10 not working. I know how to set Manual clock. The auto clock shoule work. I am connected to internet.

Hi,

If the Windows 10 Clock Time is wrong or not synchronizing, we need to check first if your
Windows Time Services are set on Automatic and
Started. To resolve your concern, it is also recommended that you run the
System File Checker first to scan for and restore corrupt Windows system
files.

Follow the steps listed below and check if it helps:

• Press Windows Key + R.
• Type services.msc.
• Click Windows Time in the Name column.
• Change Startup type to Automatic (if it’s not already set to Automatic).
• Click Start if the service isn’t started.

Let us know how it goes after performing the suggested steps.