What time is it?
Mar. 10th, 2005 12:10 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
Time for a bit of a reminder of what's on a standard x86 PC (and most others, for that matter).
Customer explains to me that her system clock is not holding time. Known issue with the particular motherboard. Previous tech notes: referred to feebased support, reason: clock not supported (OS issue).
I'm pretty sure there's been a RTC on every x86 system since the 8086. I'm not sure. I'm thinking this person might just be stuck back in time, or it might be time to consider a new line of work. And yes, the clock is supported even by our rather cheap manufacturer.
Customer explains to me that her system clock is not holding time. Known issue with the particular motherboard. Previous tech notes: referred to feebased support, reason: clock not supported (OS issue).
I'm pretty sure there's been a RTC on every x86 system since the 8086. I'm not sure. I'm thinking this person might just be stuck back in time, or it might be time to consider a new line of work. And yes, the clock is supported even by our rather cheap manufacturer.