System time is wrong, what should I do?

[slideRzZjeH]

I bought today a new CPU (i5 4460) and a Gigabyte B85M-D3H motherboard. The BIOS had wrong time and date, so I set it up. I installed Windows, it worked perfectly, but after a restart everything goes wrong. I can' open a single website, because Chrome and Edge say that My connection is not private and NET:ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID. I updated the system time in Windows, but nothing chancged. I can't find an option to set the BIOS time to default. Please help! Thank you for the answers.

 

[Outlander_04]

So the time changed when you rebooted?

if thats the case you probably need to fit a new battery to the motherboard . They only cost a couple of dollars and last for years

Once you have done that then boot up , reset the date and time in windows and everything should be OK .

If it is not then try updating the BIOS . Downlads and instructions for that will be linked from the boards webpage . Follow the instructions exactly

 

[slideRzZjeH]

So the time changed when you rebooted?

if thats the case you probably need to fit a new battery to the motherboard . They only cost a couple of dollars and last for years

Once you have done that then boot up , reset the date and time in windows and everything should be OK .

If it is not then try updating the BIOS . Downlads and instructions for that will be linked from the boards webpage . Follow the instructions exactly

But the motherboard is new. It arrived today so this is the first day of use. And the battery is empty? Is that possible?

 

[tiny voices]

Have you set the time in the BIOS properly? There is ALWAYS an option to do this.

 

[slideRzZjeH]

Have you set the time in the BIOS properly? There is ALWAYS an option to do this.

Yes, I set it after the first start with the new motherboard. The time and date was wrong in the BIOS after first boot, but I don't find an option where it can automatically change the time so I did it manually. There are second too... I don't know that, that can cause the problem if you miss a second,

 

[Outlander_04]

Change the time in Windows and it changes the BIOS

RIGHT click on the clock in the bottom right corner of the desktop and select Adjust time/date

If this doesnt work and the time changes it is because the battery is not working correctly . Maybe you got one that is faulty

 

[slideRzZjeH]

Change the time in Windows and it changes the BIOS

RIGHT click on the clock in the bottom right corner of the desktop and select Adjust time/date

If this doesnt work and the time changes it is because the battery is not working correctly . Maybe you got one that is faulty

The Windows time setting rewrite the time in the BIOS? My time is okay in Windows and in BIOS too. Now I reinstalled the OS, because kaspersky said there was a trojan in the system. (Some malware that should steal data it said.) well I try now if the problem will coming up again. If yes than I will change the battery.

 

[Outlander_04]

Change the time in Windows and it changes the BIOS

RIGHT click on the clock in the bottom right corner of the desktop and select Adjust time/date

If this doesnt work and the time changes it is because the battery is not working correctly . Maybe you got one that is faulty

The Windows time setting rewrite the time in the BIOS? My time is okay in Windows and in BIOS too. Now I reinstalled the OS, because kaspersky said there was a trojan in the system. (Some malware that should steal data it said.) well I try now if the problem will coming up again. If yes than I will change the battery.

Yes. Windows is displaying the time recorded in the timer section of the BIOS chip . If you change it in windows it is also changed in BIOS