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OSX time changed please help...
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Join Date: Nov 2000
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my time is 2 hours ahead but still says EST
After I failed to add some Ram to my iMac, tuned it on and the Time is 2 hours ahead... how can I change it back?
thanks for the help?
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Hm... either find the "date and time" settings in the preferences panel
... or try with different RAM 
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thanks moonray fixed the time... I called RAMJET but they said to try to push the ram in okay 
I will try the ram later but I don't think it fits it wont lock into place
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re: RAM not working
Make sure the RAM is facing the right direction. You should notics a notch in the chip that lines up with a bump in the slot. Also, make sure the clamps on either side of the free slot are pushed out all the way before pushing the RAM in.
And yes, sometimes you just have to push it really hard to get it in.
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