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Clock and Entry point issues Windows XP Home

Started by simonp , Nov 10 2021 08:15 PM

Clock Error. Kernel32DLL

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simonp

Posted 10 November 2021 - 08:15 PM

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Ok, I needed to run some rather old software. It will not run on 8/8.1. I dug out an HP Compaq 7600 which has XP Home SP1 on it. The software I wanted runs fine, however I wanted to try load some other stuff like SP3 and I keep getting Clock is ahead errors. I 1st set the time/zone manually, did not work. I then set it to sync to a time server. Clock on the PC is now spot on. I have tried clearing cache , browsing history to no avail, CMOS battery is still good. This problem leads to the next issue. I have some software that runs on everything, however on this machine it will not run due to a Cannot find entry point abd refers to KERNEL32 I see there are fixes on line but I cannot access the sites until I fix the clock error