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    Default Calendar - December 1969?!

    When I set my calendar to a 31 Day format it always opens to December 1969. So If I wanted to see December 2009 month I'd have to scroll 40 pages!!! Has anyone else have a problem like this? Any thoughts on a fix? I tried a system reboot via hard reset, but that does not work.

    I have dxTOP home app and Pure Calendar widget.

    Thanks!
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    The obvious thing would be to make sure you have the right year programmed in. I don't have a Droid yet, but that is what I would check first.
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    Cool, thanks... so how would I check that?
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    Go to settings then date and time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChocoBilly View Post
    When I set my calendar to a 31 Day format it always opens to December 1969. So If I wanted to see December 2009 month I'd have to scroll 40 pages!!! Has anyone else have a problem like this? Any thoughts on a fix? I tried a system reboot via hard reset, but that does not work.

    I have dxTOP home app and Pure Calendar widget.

    Thanks!
    Set your device to use NETWORk settings........SETTINGS>>>> DATE & TIME SETTINGS>>>> CHECK AUTOMATIC.
    problem solved.
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    Quote Originally Posted by equus View Post
    Set your device to use NETWORk settings........SETTINGS>>>> DATE & TIME SETTINGS>>>> CHECK AUTOMATIC.
    problem solved.
    That is exactly what I have. It still opens up to December 1969...
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    Mine did this too in the early days. No idea what happened, but it's fine now.
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    Man you gotta quit living in the past! Some of us can remember those days and I for one wouldn't want to back there...

    Sorry no help on a solution...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChocoBilly View Post
    That is exactly what I have. It still opens up to December 1969...
    The cell tower you are getting your time and date from are probably not configured properly.

    Can you manually set the date and time?

    Does the date fix its self when you are away from home and connected to a different tower?
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    Quote Originally Posted by p08757 View Post
    The cell tower you are getting your time and date from are probably not configured properly.
    Er... Well I don't know about that. I mean, on the main home screen the date is correct. Shouldn't the calendar feed from that? Or is this something related to GOOGLE? Since the calendar references Google Calendar.


    EDIT-> I Just checked the Google Calendar on-line and that seems fine.
    Last edited by ChocoBilly; 12-03-2009 at 04:53 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChocoBilly View Post
    Er... Well I don't know about that. I mean, on the main home screen the date is correct. Shouldn't the calendar feed from that? Or is this something related to GOOGLE? Since the calendar references Google Calendar.


    EDIT-> I Just checked the Google Calendar on-line and that seems fine.
    Wild shot here, turn off the droid and then turn it back on.........see if that makes a difference. or maybe you have already done that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by equus View Post
    Wild shot here, turn off the droid and then turn it back on.........see if that makes a difference. or maybe you have already done that?
    I had already done a hard reset. Anyhow I just did this... still 1969 ~ :rolleyes:
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    Try dialing *228 in the dialer to update your activation.
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    Um... Just went to the store, the rep looked at it. He tampered with it for like a minute or so, and fixed it. Said all he did was set the Time Zone. So... I'm not sure how that fixed the 1969 part, but that's that.

    For the record the floor model at the store also had December 1969. Go figure...
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    It's happening again. Date/time settings are still determined by the network, so no idea why it's back to 1969.
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    OK, I have had the same problem. Year set to 1969 in the calendar.

    I just checked and mine was set to "automatic" on time settings.

    I uncheck "automatic", then went through all the time/date related settings and changed them manually to some other date that today, then changed them back to be correct.

    Then recheck automatic settings. Calendar now shows correct year. Rebooted phone. Still shows correct year. Crossing fingers for now.
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    I have the same thing.
    I get a email from Jan 31, 1969.
    Not all just 1 day, and when I look at the email on my PC its the correct time.
    This is happening with a email off of my POP3 account.
    Time, and Date is correctly showing on my PC, and the setting date and time are set to automatic.

    The other emails I get before or after are correctly dated.

    Strange.
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    The Y2k bug finally caught up... it's definitely software(I think). So where can the users leave feedback? Verizon? Motorola?
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    I had the same problem a couple hours ago and was getting quite frustrated trying to scroll back to today.
    Then, I remembered someone saying somewhere that some keys had more functions if you pressed and held them.
    I tried this on all the menu items, I believe it was the one that says today, and it came back to 12/14/09.
    (as I was trying to remember which button that was to type it here, I my 7 day button, and it went back to 1969. It is the today button that fixes it)
    strange...

    and now, only minutes later, I can't get back to '69.
    I must really have a broken flux capacitor!
    Last edited by nomorepoor; 12-14-2009 at 10:04 PM. Reason: edited to correct a word and add update
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    I've noticed that my calendar stays at where ever I last left it on the Droid. I was used to Palm taking me to the current date. It is kind of annoying to have to choose "Today" when entering the calendar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by n0m0n View Post
    I have the same thing.
    I get a email from Jan 31, 1969.
    Not all just 1 day, and when I look at the email on my PC its the correct time.
    This is happening with a email off of my POP3 account.
    Time, and Date is correctly showing on my PC, and the setting date and time are set to automatic.

    The other emails I get before or after are correctly dated.

    Strange.
    Same thing happened to me a couple of times. I never had an issue with the calendar (knock on wood) but occasionally I'll get an email dated 1969. Weird!
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    Go into your calendar. Click the button below your screen with the 4 dashes. Then click on more. Then click on "my calendars". It will show the calendars you have. Ensure your gmail account has a green check mark next to it. This fixed it for me. (posted with my iPhone).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clark.mercer View Post
    (posted with my iPhone).
    Looks like your iPhone did a double post. I took the liberty of deleting it for you
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    Lets see have you tried to set it to anything else but the 31 day Calender that may be the bug
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    I'm not an expert on this by any means, but I remember reading in another forum that some software uses "unix time," for coding. See here:



    Basically, it measures time in seconds elapsed from Jan 1, 1970. So if the software glitches up for some reason, it defaults to "0" and shows 1969.

    Anyway, somebody smarter than me might come along and explain it better, I'm just re hashing what I read.
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