Nokia 7250i Problem

Hi Guys,
My Nokia 7250i seems to have a problem with keeping the time. When i set the
clock, it very quickly (over the next couple of hours) loses 2 minutes then
over the next few days loses another minute, then stays at that. Not the
most earth-shattering of problems, but annoying none the less. Anyone
experience similar or have any solutions?
Thanks in advance.

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"/dev/null" </dev/[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi Guys,
> My Nokia 7250i seems to have a problem with keeping the time. When i set
the
> clock, it very quickly (over the next couple of hours) loses 2 minutes
then
> over the next few days loses another minute, then stays at that. Not the
> most earth-shattering of problems, but annoying none the less. Anyone
> experience similar or have any solutions?
> Thanks in advance.

Have you tried disabling/enabling the automatic time/date updates? I heard
that this new function on the nokias keeps times with the network's own
(usually wrong) time source.

And.. are you the same devnull I think you are? Moo? 72 bits of moo?

froggie

froggie wrote:
> "/dev/null" </dev/[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>Hi Guys,
>>My Nokia 7250i seems to have a problem with keeping the time. When i set
>
> the
>
>>clock, it very quickly (over the next couple of hours) loses 2 minutes
>
> then
>
>>over the next few days loses another minute, then stays at that. Not the
>>most earth-shattering of problems, but annoying none the less. Anyone
>>experience similar or have any solutions?
>>Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Have you tried disabling/enabling the automatic time/date updates? I heard
> that this new function on the nokias keeps times with the network's own
> (usually wrong) time source.
>
> And.. are you the same devnull I think you are? Moo? 72 bits of moo?
>
> froggie
>
>
You Sir, are a genius. Many thanks for your help. Unfortunately i dont
think i am the devnull you are looking for as i dont have a clue what
"72 bits of moo" means! But thanks again