Anyone else having this? The time on my phone is reading incorrect by about 10 mins. I am using the stock clock widget and under settings it is set to use network determined time or somethingike that.
Any ideas?
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Try selecting your city and country, i it desnt work you should probably just do a factory reset.
or just set the time manually...why HR just for that ffs?
I'm using ClockSync from the Play Store.
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I have got the same problem. Over the day the time gets an offset of around 3 seconds. After I had it on the charger over night (and ONLY if it was on the charger) the time of the phone is over 10 minutes behind the real time. I already disabled using the network time etc. but nothing helped. I don't think that this is a hardware failure.
I've got the same problem. Last night even my manually set time changed. Really strange.
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same problem here - seems to be related to charging over night, going to test.
any apps that have recently been updated that have permission to change time?
have tried rolling back google movies, will see if that helps.
also i would be interested to know if everyone is o2 (i am) - might be a problem with one of the o2 bloatware apps?
what seems to have sorted mine (for the time being) is just restarting the phone, very odd but seems ok at the moment
hpsauce37 said:
Anyone else having this? The time on my phone is reading incorrect by about 10 mins. I am using the stock clock widget and under settings it is set to use network determined time or somethingike that.
Any ideas?
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Network time also gives me an instant offset of ~10 min
I will try the manual setting, and see how that goes.
Might give a try at ClockSync, mentioned above.
Same problem here. I can adjust the clock, but whether I use the network time or not, after a few hours to a few days it's lagging behind by about 10 minutes. It's quite annoying.
customromfan said:
I'm using ClockSync from the Play Store.
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Thanks, I'll try that.
Automatic sync with that app needs root, I don't plan on rooting just yet - will probably make use of the warranty replacement because of the arc oxidation issue. Maybe the clock will work in the replacement.
no progress for me here, what an annoying bug.
reboot sets the time correct again but that's no fix!
following these steps it looks to me like a network time issue:
1. wake up with the clock 12mins slow
2. go into time settings and untick network time
3. set the correct time
4. retick network time and the clock jumps back to being wrong again
would really appreciate if anyone's got a clue on a fix
I've contacted HTC, they escalated it, I'll will forward their answer once I get it.
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Solution, probably)
Hi all! Also had this bug, until checked all boxes in Date&Time settings. Try to make all automatic. For me it solved problem.
Srem said:
no progress for me here, what an annoying bug.
reboot sets the time correct again but that's no fix!
following these steps it looks to me like a network time issue:
1. wake up with the clock 12mins slow
2. go into time settings and untick network time
3. set the correct time
4. retick network time and the clock jumps back to being wrong again
would really appreciate if anyone's got a clue on a fix
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this is really strange - been staying at my girlfriends for a couple of weeks and not had this problem. so unless it a location problem (10mins walk), the only difference is ive been using a different charger overnight (htc vs kindle)
determined to figure this out
HTC told me that the update should help. For my part, it works now, although already before the update.
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doing the ota update now, was holding off but might as well try it.
hope it fixes
hi guys, any luck on the time issue? by girlfriend's phone is experiencing the same issue of being 10 minutes off
mine seems ok after the ota update
ota update?
I know this is an old thread but my wife is getting the error on a new HTC 1 s from bell. What is the its update and where do I get it?
Srem said:
mine seems ok after the ota update
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Your too close too a black whole
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I've got a stock (rooted) Nexus S 4G and for the last week, the clock will randomly fall behind an hour. Sometimes rebooting the device resets it back to the correct time, sometimes it doesn't.
It wasn't that big of an issue until recently where it would do it, I would fix it before going to bed, then it would revert back to the wrong time while I was asleep, causing my alarm to go off an hour later than it was supposed to.
Suggestions? I can provide any more information that is needed, just ask.
Uncheck use network for date and time. Manually set the time.
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Uncheck use network for date and time. Manually set the time.
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Thanks, I've been doing this, however is there a way to fix it so that it uses network time and doesn't do this, or am I just stuck using manual for the time being?
Do you live anywhere near a different time zone. You may be jumping from your time to a tower on a different time zone. Also may want to check with your carrier it might be a problem on their network. Do you happen to have an airave that has been known to cause problems at times.
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Updated to leaked ICS and loving it, only issue I have is the auto date and time isn't working. I have it checked and it will work for about 1-2 hours then it completely messes up and isn't even close to being accurate, so I manually set the clock and my texts will use random times. Like I sent my wife a txt at 9:49am and then when she replied it said she replied at 9am not 10am. It is weird and annoying but not a huge issue. Just really curious if anyone else was having this problem.
I haven't done any factory resets at all since flashing it and wanted to post and ask about it before I did as I do have everything set up now lol.
Thanks
I had the same issue... for some reason though, it disappeared after the first day of using ICS.
known issue. Current fix is to disable it lol.
Make sure your time zone is for where you live, I ran into this today. I fixed it 12 hours ago and still working properly with auto update on
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I had this issue a few times. Factory data reset and reflashing didn't help at all. I even used the super wipe script through cwm recovery. I actually called att about it and soon after it started working fine. Course I told them it was gingerbread... Said they reset my phone to the tower or something along those lines.
But my issue was I couldn't check to see how much data I used through the att app cause it thought the date was off. But when I enabled auto time/date/ time zone it would show some crazy time. Like you said really annoying.....
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Had same issue on my sisters phone. We just reset to factory about 4 times after that problem didn't resume. Hope that helps.
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I had this xame thing as well. To fix I disable automatic update of time and then ensure I was on cell data then access any web related app. Once done I turned auto back on amd boon the time updated. The key is to make a connection to att.
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what worked for me was to uncheck the auto time zone, choose it manually, and then check it back to auto... never got changed again.
ps: darn... this captcha-type verification on every post made from newbie accounts is really challenging me . 3rd time trying to post this, let's hope I nail it this time!
Ivan Fuentes Hagar said:
what worked for me was to uncheck the auto time zone, choose it manually, and then check it back to auto... never got changed again.
ps: darn... this captcha-type verification on every post made from newbie accounts is really challenging me . 3rd time trying to post this, let's hope I nail it this time!
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Your method works... as a side note newb accounts have that? That sux. I vaguely recall a post timer too, which is a pain. Senior members rock!!
Ivan Fuentes Hagar said:
what worked for me was to uncheck the auto time zone, choose it manually, and then check it back to auto... never got changed again.
ps: darn... this captcha-type verification on every post made from newbie accounts is really challenging me . 3rd time trying to post this, let's hope I nail it this time!
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I can confirm that this method worked for me on AT&T, though I also rebooted in the middle. I never got auto update to work while I was roaming out of the country last week.
I just got the HTC one S today and already experiencing random reboots....the phone has already done at least 10 today....anybody else experiencing this? And if anybody knows a solution?
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I've been using the phone nonstop and I have yet to get a random reboot.
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It usually happens to me when I'm done using my phone and I lock it or its on stand by, it hasn't happened yet while using it
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I would try factory reset then take it back if it keeps doing it . One of the good things about a non removable battery is its suppose to help with random reboots. I've never had one so it might be something wrong with your phone.
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I'd be sending it back. I'm on my second handset due to the chipping MAO issue. My first one must have rebooted about 3 times in the course of 5 days. My current one hasn't done it yet. Sounds like a fault somewhere.
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Just had one reboot few mins ago, had the phone for more than two weeks, never experienced this before.
Only difference was I had installed Battery app with shows a number of remaining battery on top left corner on notification bar. Uninstalled it right away. Not sure if this app caused the reboot will report back.
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My phone has rebooted several times and it always happens when a program hangs and I try to get out that program. It hasn't been specific to just one program. It's happened to me with Google Play, Play Market, chrome Browser...
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My one-s did this a lot from new. Seems to have settled a bit - desperate to find out if it's a hardware issue or not as I need to return it in next day or 2 if so. Seems to be happening to too many people to be hardware unless something is majorly botched!
Is wifi on?
My router was acting up and my phone would reboot every time I tried to connect to it. Factory reset did nothing.
I reset the router and updated the firmware and all is good. It was a Dlink 614+ or something like that.
Yes, wifi on. My router is a 'draytek', a new model and up to date though. My desire running CM had no issues with it.
I have noted however that there appear to be other wifi issues with the oneS. It doesn't always disconnect from wifi even after leaving the building, eating up the power and leaving you with no data connection. I've had to put the wifi widget on the home screen to turn off and back on again to get it functional. It's a pain. Still pondering about returning this.
I have a stock HOS, and Yes I get an RR a few times a week, not 10 per day. This weekend it just went to a power off state for no reason, pressing and holding the button the first time just gave a short green line flash across the middle of the screen and it failed to boot, releasing and holding the power button a second time did boot the phone again.
I also have the same Wifi problems described by others, but worse it can not find my router (2wire 2700hgv) when the SSID is not broadcast and my neighbours SSID is! This is my only HTC or Android device with this problem.
HTC One S in the UK, stock everything, no root
I also encountered regular reboots (approximately hourly) during my first week of use. My theory is that in my case this may be related to the radio issue reported in other threads - that of the connection jumping rapidly between different connection modes.
Since WCDMA coverage in my area is terrible anyway, I switched the radio to "GSM only" under Mobile network settings > Network mode. In addition to fixing the connectivity issues I was experiencing, my device has not reset once in the weeks since.
Not ideal, but since I'm on wifi nearly all of the time, the slower speeds aren't an issue for me. I am hopeful that when HTC roll out a firmware fix for the radio, it may also put an end to the frequent resets I experienced using the "GSM / WCDMA auto" mode.
4 days old and no reboots
rooted--no custom roms yet
i too have the battery % icon and will see if i get any reboots now
any of you guys have the "tampered" in bootloader that shouldn't be there and getting the reboots
I've had two random reboots. The first while using chrome, the other one right after it had booted after the first reboot then I updated to latest firmware, and I haven't had any since that. Maybe that's what the update does ?
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I also had random reboots but took it back and got a brand new unit. Its rooted and running custom ROM. So far no reboot issues. Though when my first unit was rebooting it was after an app froze up and I back out of it. From testing other units it appears to be a RAM issue. Sense uses to much memory. Seems the restart occurs after dropping below 165 mb available RAM.
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Excuse my non-contributing with a mere complaint, but I am also experiencing these random reboots. I noticed it seems to happen more when my GPS comes on. :/ complety stock here... I haven't even thought of rooting yet!
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Take your phone back to to T-Mobile and have them replace it. I had the same problem with the one I bought my wife. It also had a problem with WiFi calling and they replaced it on the spot.
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I have noticed that if I am streaming music with wifi and go to 4G, it tends to reboot. Either its plugged in to my car stereo and I drive away from work, or I have a set of bluetooth headphones paired with the device. In both cases, beats audio was turned on. But. I am used to random reboots with HTC phones.
DJAeroX26 said:
I noticed it seems to happen more when my GPS comes on. :/ complety stock here... I haven't even thought of rooting yet!
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I concur. The only time I've experienced any issues with phonus interruptus is when I turn on the Gps while using the Sport Tracker application. For some reason it reboots right after starting.
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Just return it. New phones shouldn't do that. Sounds like some apps are looping for resources. Had this phone for 2 days using WiFi and hotspot my lap and Xbox 360 to watch hulu without a hiccup.
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This has been brought up in another thread, but I felt it deserved it's own.
My (stock) HOX is consistently unable to keep the correct time. Over night last night it lost 30 minutes. This is pretty typical. Between 5 and 7 am this morning it lost 10 minutes.
Anybody have any ideas as to how fix this?
It does not seem to matter whether I have the time set to Auto or Manual. In fact yesterday, with the correct time set manually, the time would jump off by about half an hour when I set it to Auto.
I did not notice this problem for the first few days I had the phone. Also, I did a hard reset a few days ago and the problem went away for at least 48 hrs.
The clock always loses time, never gains.
Time fluctuations seem to happen suddenly and in large chunks. I downloaded an app called ClockSync, which informed me that my clock was 468 seconds off at 6:36 am. The app is set to check every hour, so the time must have been correct at 5:36.
I am stumped by this. Any suggestions for further diagnosis (or a fix!) would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
-- Jon
I would also like to know this answer. I noticed the other day it was off by 10 minutes. I was almost late to work.
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this happened to me the first 2 days i owned the phone, i upgraded to 1.82 and hasnt happened since
Overnight my phone ends up a few minutes off.. but I haven't tried the 1.82 RUU update yet - sort of leary to flash things without a different recovery.
snowkilts said:
It does not seem to matter whether I have the time set to Auto or Manual. In fact yesterday, with the correct time set manually, the time would jump off by about half an hour when I set it to Auto.
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Sounds like it is your local tower. Auto means read time information (local time as well as time zone) from cell tower.
AT&T has a lot of time related problems with its 2G GSM towers (those need time to be set by AT&T). Its 3G/4G towers don't have this problem because WCDMA requires those towers have their own GPS chip onboard, IIRC.
Similar issue...
verks said:
I would also like to know this answer. I noticed the other day it was off by 10 minutes. I was almost late to work.
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...in Essex County NJ. But after several changes from AUTO to MANUAL and back and forth the problem seems to have disappeared. No issues for the past week.
Never had a problem with the system time, are you using an older SIM perhaps?
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Never had a problem with the system time, are you using an older SIM perhaps?
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How "older" can it be? Its a MicroSIM!
I don't see how this problem could be SIM related.
Noticed it this morning here. A reboot got it back up to the correct time.. Cue Steve Miller.. time keeps on slipppin...
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Sounds like it is your local tower. Auto means read time information (local time as well as time zone) from cell tower.
AT&T has a lot of time related problems with its 2G GSM towers (those need time to be set by AT&T). Its 3G/4G towers don't have this problem because WCDMA requires those towers have their own GPS chip onboard, IIRC.
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I don't think so. I am well covered by 4G. Also I've been on manual pretty much exclusively. Its been better lately though. Just losing a few seconds here and there.
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I don't think so. I am well covered by 4G. Also I've been on manual pretty much exclusively. Its been better lately though. Just losing a few seconds here and there.
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I've noticed it in two separate areas, about 140 miles apart. When away from home, it was only off about 30 minutes. Both areas I have good 3G/4G coverage.
Yesterday, while at my office, the phone lost 3 hours and my morning alarm went off while I was sitting at my desk.
This morning, it jumped ahead 6 hours and my weather widget said I was in Paris.
I'm on a stock AT&T HTC One X, and I'm thinking about returning it.
1.83 ROM seems to solve the problem
As an earlier poster noted -- upgrading to 1.82 ROM seems to resolve the problem.
I'm using a very helpful app called ClockSync (you've got to love an app with a "Blame Google" button).
Using the 1.77 ROM, ClockSync was correcting an 45 seconds per day. With the 1.83 it's about 7 seconds per day. Using manual time exclusively.
Cheers,
-- Jon
I have the same problem. I went to manual time from network time and it fixes the problem.
Just was wondering if anyone else has seen the problem like on the One X.
I have noticed that on my One S that after about 9 or 10 at night seems like that phone turns off the mobile and wifi data but will still have phone connection though.
When I light the screen backup within about 2 - 3 seconds will see go to 2g then wifi again.
I do not see this happen during my day at all.
Not sure if is related to the One X problem because after researching that says that is after midnight and I am noticing this before midnight.
I looked into smart sync disabler and that shows that does not support the one s yet.
Currently I am not rooted and am running stock software.
If there anything I can do to fix this or any ideas.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Yup. There's an app that fixes this power saving f-up from HTC
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Yeah I found the "smartsync disabler" program for the One X but on the XDA page says that HTC One S support comming soon.
I assume that it is not supported for that model.
I just went back to using the phone for the first time in a while and trying to fix this problem and it is having a battery drain issue.
had that on only for a short time so didn't get a chance to see if that one fixed it or not as I removed it as well as a few other apps trying to find the cause of the "Android OS" keep awake being high and killing the battery.
But was the "Smartsync disabler" the program you meant or something else.
May give it a try to see what it does again.
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Yeah I found the "smartsync disabler" program for the One X but on the XDA page says that HTC One S support comming soon.
I assume that it is not supported for that model.
I just went back to using the phone for the first time in a while and trying to fix this problem and it is having a battery drain issue.
had that on only for a short time so didn't get a chance to see if that one fixed it or not as I removed it as well as a few other apps trying to find the cause of the "Android OS" keep awake being high and killing the battery.
But was the "Smartsync disabler" the program you meant or something else.
May give it a try to see what it does again.
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it works on my one S i think.