How to prevent Windows from syncing time with BIOS?

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n0vik0v2017-04-28 08:28:58

Windows

n0vik0v, 2017-04-28 08:28:58

Clock stopped running in BIOS.
Because of this, the system constantly sets the same time and date.
Logged:
Source: Kernel-General
System Time Changed
Until now, I thought that the system takes the time from the BIOS only when it boots.
What can I do to keep the time out of sync?

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Yuri Chudnovsky, 2017-04-28
@Frankenstine

Change the CR2032 battery.

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chupasaurus, 2017-04-28
@chupasaurus

EMNIP, with any source of time (at least manually, at least NTP), Windows synchronizes the time first with the CMOS clock, then the time inside itself with them.

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Ivan, 2017-04-28
@LiguidCool

Repair the BIOS, no options.

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Saboteur, 2017-04-28
@saboteur_kiev

The system does not take the time from the BIOS, but from the timer chipset that is on the motherboard, and this timer is battery powered.
PS BIOS also takes time from this chipset.
Therefore, either your battery is dead, or the chipset on the board. And Windows has nothing to do with it.