Try turning on APM.
At 04:12 PM 3/8/98 -0500, Thomas Harding wrote:
>Maybe the battery you bought was dead oe weak. I once bought a dead watch
>battery. Sometimes they have a tester right at the store, the package
>sometimes has small holes in it so they can test tem without opening it up.
>I would have the battery you bought tested just to be sure....
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>At 11:10 AM 3/8/98 -0800, Mark Willis wrote:
>>Well, I'm doing well here (Mailed this to the wrong mailing list.
>>Ack.) Further research: Seems like the internal clock STOPS (totally or
>>almost totally) when I suspend my PC110. Maybe it's getting cold at
>>night & on a temperature strike? <G>
>>
>>Mark Willis wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi - one thing I've noticed is that my PC110's clock is sometimes WAY
>>> slow; I used it last night until 10:45pm or so & this afternoon at 2:15
>>> or so it still apparently thought it's 7 am or so - I need to do more
>>> figuring on when exactly it's clock is slow or stopped, but does anyone
>>> know about this sort of problem? (I think it's maybe slow when
>>> suspended?)
>>>
>>> I've replaced the coin cell (just to make sure it's NEW & not causing
>>> this or the "plug in the RS AC Adapter, and the PC110 turns off" problem
>>> I've experienced.) A week ago or so, so THAT isn't causing the problem.
>>>
>>> I run it a lot off the Radio Shack AC adapter when at work (on a long
>>> extension cord, I can keep the cord out of the road & reach most
>>> everywhere I use it <G> Though this IS happening on the sick, original
>>> IBM battery, maybe that battery though "fully charged" at 70% isn't
>>> running the clock properly? I can pull the AC adapter & it keeps
>>> running on the old battery, though...)
>>>
>>> It's an 8Mb model, I don't think the BIOS is updated yet (can do that
>>> if it'd make a difference?) - is this a known problem?
>>>
>>> Not NEAR as bad a problem as Josh is happening, but kinda annoying.
>>>
>>> Mark Willis
>>> mwillis nospam at nwlink.com
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> - Thomas Harding -
> Proud owner of an IBM PC110 color pocket computer
> - running Win95, on the move. -
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