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I understand your concern with lost time, however, I'm not sure that i ever saw 2 PC's that kept the exact time. That said, if you're looking at a new laptop, you may want to avoid Fujitsu, given that you've had 2 bad ones in a row. I'm curious though, have you contacted the vendor, or Fujitsu? What do they say? What are they willing to do?
If you have no luck with the vendor, and time doesn't sync with the network, you may want to set the laptop to set itself to the atomic clock.
You can go to the NIST web site and download a small, free utility that will sync a PC to their clock. You can set it to access the clock as many times a day as you want. I've set my servers to update their clocks 4 times a day. It's overkill, but the time is always right.

I had a problem with a pc keeping the correct time. You could try www.worldtimeserver.com. There you will find Atomic clock sync to keep your clock from losing time.

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