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Track change in system timeI am develoing one application which is fully depend on system time. But as i cannot restrict the system users from editing the system time, it will cause problem to me.
Is there any way from the application to trap the reseting the system time. |
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You can keep the user from editing things within your program, but unless you have a very intimate knowledge of the OS, you can't stop the user from editing the system time. It is the right given by the BIOS of the user to edit his/her system time. If you tell me why you want to keep the user from editing the system time, I might be able to help you develop an alternate solution...
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But I don't want to restrict editing system time. One which i need is to track the change. I was planning to use Timer and continuously checking the system time after a fied interval of time. But as the timer message is having low priority I feel that this will not be accurate. Thats why I am searching for an alternate way.
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