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<<<<<<<PC CLOCK PROBLEMS>>>>> help!

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From: Loid
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 1997 00:00
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Hello.

I recently had problems with internal my PC clock.

It works correctly when my computer is turned on, but if I turn off, then
clock stops (not 100%, but a 50% aproximate).

I have a 486DX4; but my clock begun to failed when I installed a second
internal modem on my computer. I have all the slots occuped.

When I installed the second internal modem, my Joystick begun to work bad.
I can do nothing with my Joystick. Later, I remove the second modem and my
Joystick had worked fine. But, I don't know what happens with my PC clock.

Please help me.

Bye and thanks.
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From: "Loid" <loid@telcel.net.ve>
Subject: <<<<<<<PC CLOCK PROBLEMS>>>>> help!
Date: 1997/02/22
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