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Hello everyone,

I've successfully installed macOS Big Sur 11.0.1 on my PC, dual booting with Windows 10 Pro.  Everything works perfectly out of the box, EXCEPT that the Windows clock stops at shutdown and I have to manually resync it every time I reboot into it.  This issue does not occur on Big Sur because the OS syncs the time after login.  Any ideas on how to solve this most annoying issue?

My hardware specs:
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Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming (latest BIOS FL9)
Processor Intel Core i7 9700K 3,6GHZ
Memory: 64GB of Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000MHZ DDR4 RAM (2x32)
Internal storage: 2 TB (2x1) NVMe WD_750 Black
GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 590 8GB
Connectivity: Broadcom Wi-Fi/Bluetooth combo PCI card


What I have tried:
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1. Change Windows 10 to UTC time;
2. Turn off Windows 10 automatic sync with Internet time;
3. Turn off Windows 10 automatic time zone;
4. Turn off macOS Big Sur automatic sync with Internet time;
5. Check ALL BIOS settings;
6. Replaced the BIOS battery with a brand new one.

 

Thanks a million!
 

Edited by jcrcarmo
Posted

I just did. I'm already using SSDT-OLARILA.aml so should I delete it and replace it with one of AcidAnthera's SSDTs?  Thanks.

Posted (edited)

Hello, ACPI Eater.  As you requested, here's the zip file containing the full dump of my system.  Thank you very much!  I really appreciate you time and help.  Best regards!

 

Send me JCs-iMac-Pro.zip

Edited by jcmrdc
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On 11/25/2020 at 1:48 AM, jcmrdc said:

I solved the clock problem, but now my USB 2.0 ports don't work. FTS!!!

I have the same problem as you with the clock, how have you solved it? thanks

Posted
On 2/10/2021 at 9:05 PM, anto barreca said:

double click on Windows will add key time on regedit

UTC_7_8_10.reg.zip 769 B · 1 download

Thank for your quote.. but is not solution.

What I have tried:
-------------------------
1. Change Windows 10 to UTC time;
2. Turn off Windows 10 automatic sync with Internet time;
3. Turn off Windows 10 automatic time zone;
4. Turn off macOS Big Sur automatic sync with Internet time;
5. Check ALL BIOS settings;
6. Replaced the BIOS battery with a brand new one.

 

thank you.

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