Ruh-roh...

[Kayo]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

ok...THAT looks bad. there are a few solutions to your problem:

1. only turn the computer on at 8:00 AM (:P)
2. double-click the clock and play around with the clock settings and see what happens
3. listen to bluaki's advice and buy a new battery

[bluaki]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

[Silverhawk79]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

Do I have to turn the computer off to do it? :(

[Kayo]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

Do I have to turn the computer off to do it? :(

unfortunately, i believe you do. so do it later. just dont leave us now! :( :P

[bluaki]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

Do I have to turn the computer off to do it? :(

Uh... not really. Since the battery is dead, it might as well not be there. Just... don't poke random stuff and get yourself electrocuted.
Oh yeah, don't blame me if you get a BSoD, which could appear (I don't think it's likely at all).

[Silverhawk79]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

Do I have to turn the computer off to do it? :(

Uh... not really. Since the battery is dead, it might as well not be there. Just... don't poke random stuff and get yourself electrocuted.
Oh yeah, don't blame me if you get a BSoD, which could appear (I don't think it's likely at all).

I guess the only issue now is to get a new battery. >_>

[Kayo]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

Do I have to turn the computer off to do it? :(

Uh... not really. Since the battery is dead, it might as well not be there. Just... don't poke random stuff and get yourself electrocuted.
Oh yeah, don't blame me if you get a BSoD, which could appear (I don't think it's likely at all).

I guess the only issue now is to get a new battery. >_>

yes. also, lower your high score on blocks. >.>

[Silverhawk79]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

Do I have to turn the computer off to do it? :(

Uh... not really. Since the battery is dead, it might as well not be there. Just... don't poke random stuff and get yourself electrocuted.
Oh yeah, don't blame me if you get a BSoD, which could appear (I don't think it's likely at all).

I guess the only issue now is to get a new battery. >_>

yes. also, lower your high score on blocks. >.>

Never. >:]

[Kayo]

is your computer old? if it is, then just get a new computer :)

if not, yeah do what bluaki said :D

It's only from 2003, but it's got a 2.6GHz processor...

hmm...well how do you know the clock battery is dead? what clues are showing you? is the clock maybe just not showing on the bottom-right corner of the screen?

it really depends on what you're seeing there...

The clock will always appear, but without the battery, it can't work right. The clock might end up being WAY off and possibly frozen at whatever time it died, or it could just freeze when the computer is turned off.

Right.
Whenever I turn it on, it says it's around 8:00AM.

Yeah, definitely clock battery.
Your clock battery (if on a desktop) should be in something like this on the motherboard:
http://www.zabzaa.com/hardware/images/CmosBattery.jpg

Just press on the notch thing and it will pop out.

Do I have to turn the computer off to do it? :(

Uh... not really. Since the battery is dead, it might as well not be there. Just... don't poke random stuff and get yourself electrocuted.
Oh yeah, don't blame me if you get a BSoD, which could appear (I don't think it's likely at all).

I guess the only issue now is to get a new battery. >_>

yes. also, lower your high score on blocks. >.>

Never. >:]

:'(