Please confirm that your BIOS battery is not the problem. This is a
typical BIOS battery issue after power off or sometimes after reboot,
the system's time may be incorrect.
The EASIEST way, is to replace the CMOS battery, which is just about
$2USD. If the clock problem is no longer an issue, it was not a problem
with the software.
To test your system to confirm a CMOS battery problem
Go into BIOS and set the time (not through the operating systems). Save your
BIOS settings and reboot. Allow the OS to load, then do a clean shut down.
Remove power for a few minutes, then re-apply power and go into BIOS
again..........If the time is not correct, it is likely a battery issue.
Please get bak to us so we can follow up
** Changed in: indicator-datetime (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1366277
Title:
After restarting incorrect time is displayed
Status in “indicator-datetime” package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Every time i shutdown my system and later i start i found that
incorrect time is being displayed. so i need to change it manually.
again when i shutdown and start my system same problem happens.
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