I am using Windows 10 build 1803 updated upto 8:45 AM today. Windows clock is found to be losing time when it remains shut at night. If I shut it down at 11 PM with right time in the taskbar clock an start it at 8AM next morning I find the clock is lagging about 6 hours. I adjust the time according to correct time and it goes no the wholw day till I shut it again. This is happenning for the last 15 days.
Incidentally, I have a dual booting system with Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon . In Linux no such time Lag is found at the start if I start it at first.
My mobo is GA-B85M-D3H , Processor i-5 @ 3.10 Ghz, RAM 8GB, HDD 1TB. I have three equal sized Partitions. C: is housing Windows 10, D: Linux Mint E: General Storage.
Please help me to correct the clock problem. Incidentally I am a great novice and have no idea about programming in windows or in Linux.
Incidentally, I have a dual booting system with Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon . In Linux no such time Lag is found at the start if I start it at first.
My mobo is GA-B85M-D3H , Processor i-5 @ 3.10 Ghz, RAM 8GB, HDD 1TB. I have three equal sized Partitions. C: is housing Windows 10, D: Linux Mint E: General Storage.
Please help me to correct the clock problem. Incidentally I am a great novice and have no idea about programming in windows or in Linux.