I'm having a rather odd issue with the time on my phone. I have had it to auto network time after about a year, and all of a sudden since last night it keeps gaining 10 minutes. I've tried a reboot last night, but the issue persists this morning where I have just checked my phone as it's fained 10 minutes again. This of course messes up the threads on my SMS app. Anyone had this issue before? I'm on T-Mobile, unrooted, Android version 2.2, No task killers installed.
Install this app and sync the phone time. https://market.android.com/details?id=ru.org.amip.ClockSync&feature=search_result Change the time from auto to manual and see how it goes.
I've had exactly the same problem today, so I have had to turn off the Automatic setting and re-set the time manually, which is far from ideal. I'm assuming that it is a network provider problem - I am with O2. Usta - thanks for the suggestion, but I don't think the solution should be to have to download an app to sort out a function that should be part of the normal system to the phone.
I think this is a more general issue effecting all HTC devices. I found this thread: http://androidforums.com/htc-desire-hd/343466-android-clock-10-mins-fast.html ...but then I saw on the HTC Facebook page there are other people reporting the same issues, but only in the UK. Perhaps a UK server problem of some sort?
I agree. However, since this seems to be a sudden HTC temporary matter, the solution is also to have a temp fix until HTC or the carriers solve this problem for good.
Please follow also this topic, as it is discussing the same issue: http://androidforums.com/android-lounge/343466-android-clock-10-mins-fast-htc-phones.html
I had the same problem. I unticked the automatic box and manually set the time to something else (but not the correct time), then i ticked the automatic box again and straight away the phone amended the time to the correct time. Since then its been fine. EDIT - on Orange in the UK
Just to add to the thread, same with me, I'm on Vodafone, stock froyo. It now seems to have fixed itself.
