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x230 | BIOS settings reset when time autosync is enabled on windows 10 #299

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vvill0w opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 7 comments
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@vvill0w
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vvill0w commented Nov 8, 2024

if i disable time syncing on windows the settings work just fine
but if i enable it, all of BIOS settings reset, including crucial fn_ctrl_swap

i tried everything but it didnt help
and i cant return to original bios since my backups got deleted by mistake forever

@vvill0w vvill0w changed the title BIOS settings resets when Windows 10's time autosync is enabled BIOS settings reset when Windows 10's time autosync is enabled Nov 8, 2024
@vvill0w vvill0w changed the title BIOS settings reset when Windows 10's time autosync is enabled BIOS settings reset when time autosync is enabled on windows 10 Nov 8, 2024
@vvill0w vvill0w changed the title BIOS settings reset when time autosync is enabled on windows 10 x230 | BIOS settings reset when time autosync is enabled on windows 10 Nov 8, 2024
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merge commented Nov 11, 2024

what exactly is "time syncing" on windows? I think of getting the time via ntp on linux, but that can't be it. Setting an RTC's clock should not change thinks either, but that we could test on linux at least...

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vvill0w commented Nov 11, 2024

what exactly is "time syncing" on windows? I think of getting the time via ntp on linux, but that can't be it. Setting an RTC's clock should not change thinks either, but that we could test on linux at least...

by time syncing i meant Date & Time settings where you can toggle the option to set time automatically, via NTP (time.windows.com)

sorry for using incorrect terms

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You imply that cmos gets reset by setting time through ntp?

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vvill0w commented Nov 12, 2024

You imply that cmos gets reset by setting time through ntp?

i guess so, if its responsible for setting the time
ive already ordered a cmos battery, hoping itll fix my problem

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tlaurion commented Nov 12, 2024

You imply that cmos gets reset by setting time through ntp?

i guess so, if its responsible for setting the time
ive already ordered a cmos battery, hoping itll fix my problem

Must be that to be honest. If your computer doesn't hold time, then it doesn't hold other battery kept alive cmos settings.

If your computer was holding time between power off power up, then this issue is interesting. Otherwise it needs to be a cmos battery issue.

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vvill0w commented Nov 13, 2024

alright then, ill update this issue in 3 days when cmos battery arrives

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vvill0w commented Nov 20, 2024

no, it aint cmos' fault, even with a new one installed it still resets when i synchronize my clock in the settings

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