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System Time runs 3 times faster then real time

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 02/01/2006
From: Waldemar Thiel
Message:

Hello

When I run any guest OS and enter into BIOS setup, I see system time that
runs 3 times faster than real time.

So at boot time Virtual Machine's time is synchronize with host time, but
later it goes very fast (some operations are time based, and got timeout's ;-)

I'm runnnig VPC under WinXP SP2 on Compaq nx8220 (mobile centrino - 1.8GHz,
1.5GB RAM).

Rgds, Waldek

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