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Discussions tagged with 'bios date' on WindowsForum.com cover troubleshooting scenarios where the BIOS date setting affects system behavior. One thread describes a user experiencing BSOD 0x124 after a GPU upgrade, where the issue only occurs after a cold boot and resolves after a forced restart, suggesting a possible BIOS date or hardware initialization problem. Another thread covers testing Windows 7 build 7048 expiration by manually changing the BIOS date, noting that the actual expiry date differs from the popup message and that the BIOS date must be set before booting, with internet disconnected to avoid automatic time sync. These posts highlight the BIOS date as a factor in system stability and software licensing validation.
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Windows 7 Troubleshooting BSOD 0x124 After Upgrading to GTX 980: Help Needed
Hey, hopefully someone here will be able to help me out. I bought a new GPU, a GTX 980 and after 3 days I got my first BSOD. A few days later I got another BSOD in WoW while playing only for a few minutes. After that every game I started first after I booted up my PC, would completely freeze...- Disk01
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- baseboard bios date bsod computer setup cpu specs crash dump debugging diagnose driver issues error error analysis freezing gaming genuineintel gtx 980 hardware issues pci performance system crash whea_uncorrectable_error
- Replies: 10
- Forum: Windows Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)
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Windows 7 Windows 7 X-64 build 7048 - Expiry in Aug OK Ignore the July expiry popup screen
Hi Guys I've just finished testing the Date expiration facilitgy on build 7048 -- although the popup screen says Expiry in July 2009 it actually REALLY expires on 1st Aug. You can see that by using the slmgr command (Software licensing). I tested it by changing the BIOS date and then...- jimbo45
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- bios date build 7048 computer date expiry licensing popup slmgr testing windows 7
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows Help and Support