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| All other Hardware - Clock Question posted in the Hardware forums; this may sound stupid but some how my clock is stuck in army time an i want to change it back to regular time. Ive looked everywhere an cant find ... |
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10-27-2008
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Clock Question
this may sound stupid but some how my clock is stuck in army time an i want to change it back to regular time. Ive looked everywhere an cant find anything. Im using win xp - thanks
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Re: Clock Question
Welcome to the forum
in Windows (at least for xp as that's what I have) simply go into control panel (start, control panel) and choose regional and language options. in regional options click customize, click on the time tab and in the time format menu you want to select the bottom option (the one with the lower case 'h') that should give you the 12 hour clock 
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Re: Clock Question
thanks i believe that worked
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Re: Clock Question
GJ pgh and welcome to the site jdinky.
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