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My clock in Vista keeps jumping ahead (which screws up time stamping). Even if I go into the options and change it to the real time, it jumps 7 hours ahead less than a minute later. When I restart parallels, it is wrong then also.
I made sure "synch with guest OS" was unchecked in parallels option as a google search recommended, and I also made it desynch with the internet, as a google search recommended. Any idea? |
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