bootup-Clock Date incorrect

[Bumpalot]

kubuntu 13.04 bootup-Digital Clock Date always incorrect, yet location OK.
Remains correct until next reboot, then same problem. Any ideas?

[Shabakthanai]

Check your Bios. If the date is set wrong there, it could be resetting the old information each time you boot up. I am not speaking from wisdom, here, it is just a thought that came to mind. I have spent a lot of time in the Bios and remember on my old Bios there was a provision to change date and time. Also, the thought seems logical, because Bios is first to boot. Hope it helps. I usually don't offer help when I am not more sure of my info, but I sometimes, like now, do when no one else is responding, and I have an idea. Best of luck, anyway.

[Bumpalot]

Thanks for your reply!
BIOS CHECK WAS 1ST THING I CHECKED - IT IS OK.
It has got to be something else.

[anamnesis]

Hello
try: right click on digital clock -> digital clock settings -> time zones -> tick UTC in the upper window and in the bar "clock defaults" select "local".
hth
Regards

[Bumpalot]

Thanks!
UTC does NOT work. I am living in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Clock settins as this. These settings are correct until I reboot. I then have to reset the clock again. Very weird!!!

[anamnesis]

Try: ...time zones UTC + your local zone -> set "clock defaults" to "local".
hth