techy32 Posted May 18, 2010 Posted May 18, 2010 We have recently bought HP DC 8000 elite Business Desktop and install our image on it. Everything is running double fast including system time which is pretty annoying. We have tested it with the HP original image which works perfect. We have already 450 HP machine they work just fine with this same image. I have tried everything , sysprep, newsid etc. but unable to solve the issue. Any suggestion please.....................
Michael Posted May 18, 2010 Posted May 18, 2010 I would say this is a system problem rather than an image problem. Try resetting the BIOS to defaults and/or updating the BIOS. If neither of these work I would call HP.
Pelleteer Posted February 21, 2011 Posted February 21, 2011 We have recently bought HP DC 8000 elite Business Desktop and install our image on it. Everything is running double fast including system time which is pretty annoying. We have tested it with the HP original image which works perfect. We have already 450 HP machine they work just fine with this same image. I have tried everything , sysprep, newsid etc. but unable to solve the issue. Any suggestion please..................... About 5% of them are having the runaway clock. Some are from known bad images with bad sectors that were barely salvaged. Others were what appeared to be fine images. Some boxes showing the runaway clock were fine after another image was loaded so it seems its not a hardware issue. We tried replacing the W32Time DLL's and registry settings but nothing seemed to fix or affect the issue. We did notice today on one box that the clock slowed down when Media Player was started to play an MP3 file. Also stopping... Then sped up again to 2x fast when it was shut down. I'd love to be able to get this one issue taken care of... Unfortunately we use a non standard load so we can't do a repair from an XP OEM setup disk.
techy32 Posted February 22, 2011 Author Posted February 22, 2011 We have resolved the issue. It was with the BIOS settings rather than any other hard ware problem. We were trying to image the new DC8000 elite desktop with old sysprep image which did not work on it. We have created another sysprep image for it and it worked perfectly since then.
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