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1. Swipe down from the top of the screen.
2. Tap Settings System Date & time. If you don't see Settings right away, swipe left.
3. Tap Automatic date & time.

Do you see the sd card reader on device manager?

You can get to device manager by following the steps below:

1. Click on the Start button and then Control Panel.
   
2. Click on the System and Maintenance link.
   Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Simply double-click on the Administrative Tools icon and proceed to Step 4.
   
3. In the System and Maintenance window, click on the Administrative Tools link near the bottom of the window.
   
4. In the Administrative Tools window, double-click on the Computer Management icon.
   
5. When the Computer Management utility opens, click on Device Manager on the left side of the window, located toward the bottom of the list under the System Tools heading.
   Device Manager should now appear on the right side of the Computer Management window.
   
   browse through and see if you find the device under IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers category.
   

If you see any splats remove it and then reboot your computer. Once it reboots it should find the native drivers and start working again.

Give this a shot!

Have you left it off for a few days? If an automatic watch is not worn, it will stop after 2-3 days.

You can get it started again by gently swinging it from side to side for a few minutes. For continuous working it needs continuous wearing.

mcdevito75 Here, This is a power resrve indicator for the power in the battery, as the battery wers down over months it"ll indicate power left in the battery.

Setting the Time
1. G-Shock watches feature a digital display that is set using the function buttons on the outside of the watch face. To set the time, press and hold the the upper left button until the seconds unit blinks on the display. Reset the seconds to "00" by pressing the lower right button.
   
   Push the lower left button to switch to the hours unit, which will start blinking. Advance the hour by pressing the lower right button. If you hold down the lower right button, it will advance the hour unit at a higher rate of speed. Once the hour is set, press the lower left button to switch to the minutes unit. As with the hours unit, pressing the lower right button will advance the minutes and holding it down will advance the minutes rapidly.
   
   Once the time is set, press the upper left button to save the setting.
Backlight
2. The backlight on a G-Shock watch has a manual control and an automatic function that will light the face of the watch whenever the alarm, countdown alarm or hourly alarm ring. To use the manual backlight, press the button on the bottom of timepiece. The light will glow for approximately 2 seconds before going out.
   
   The automatic function is set by pressing and holding the lower right button. When the automatic function is set, an indicator icon will display on the watch face above the seconds unit. You can turn off the automatic backlight function by pressing and holding the lower right button until the icon disappears.
   
   Note that backlight causes a drain on the battery, and overuse of the backlight will greatly reduce battery life.
Setting the Alarm
3. The G-Shock has an alarm that emits an audible tone for approximately 20 seconds when it turns on. To set the alarm, press the lower left button until "AL" displays in the upper left corner of the timepiece. Press and hold the upper left button until the hours unit starts to blink. Adjust the hour by pressing the lower right button. As when setting the time, you can advance the hour at a higher rate of speed by holding down the lower right button.
   
   Once the hour unit is set, press the lower left button to advance to the minutes. Use the lower right button to set the minutes. Follow these same instructions to set the month and day you want the alarm set.
   
   When the alarm time and date are entered, press the upper left button to save the setting. Push the lower left button three times to return the G-Shock to "Timekeeping" mode.

Setting the Time
1. G-Shock watches feature a digital display that is set using the function buttons on the outside of the watch face. To set the time, press and hold the the upper left button until the seconds unit blinks on the display. Reset the seconds to "00" by pressing the lower right button.
   
   Push the lower left button to switch to the hours unit, which will start blinking. Advance the hour by pressing the lower right button. If you hold down the lower right button, it will advance the hour unit at a higher rate of speed. Once the hour is set, press the lower left button to switch to the minutes unit. As with the hours unit, pressing the lower right button will advance the minutes and holding it down will advance the minutes rapidly.
   
   Once the time is set, press the upper left button to save the setting.
Backlight
2. The backlight on a G-Shock watch has a manual control and an automatic function that will light the face of the watch whenever the alarm, countdown alarm or hourly alarm ring. To use the manual backlight, press the button on the bottom of timepiece. The light will glow for approximately 2 seconds before going out.
   
   The automatic function is set by pressing and holding the lower right button. When the automatic function is set, an indicator icon will display on the watch face above the seconds unit. You can turn off the automatic backlight function by pressing and holding the lower right button until the icon disappears.
   
   Note that backlight causes a drain on the battery, and overuse of the backlight will greatly reduce battery life.
Setting the Alarm
3. The G-Shock has an alarm that emits an audible tone for approximately 20 seconds when it turns on. To set the alarm, press the lower left button until "AL" displays in the upper left corner of the timepiece. Press and hold the upper left button until the hours unit starts to blink. Adjust the hour by pressing the lower right button. As when setting the time, you can advance the hour at a higher rate of speed by holding down the lower right button.
   
   Once the hour unit is set, press the lower left button to advance to the minutes. Use the lower right button to set the minutes. Follow these same instructions to set the month and day you want the alarm set.
   
   When the alarm time and date are entered, press the upper left button to save the setting. Push the lower left button three times to return the G-Shock to "Timekeeping" mode.

Automatic watches will only run for 2-3 days unless they are worn. Since your watch has probaly be in stock for longer than this, then it is likely the the spring is fully extended.

Shake the watch from side to side (gently) for about 100-200 times (this should operate the self winding mechanism).

If it still does not run, then you will have just cause to take it back.

1. Press the Bottom Left side button until you reach time keeping mode.
2. Press the Bottom Left side button 6 times to reach hand setting mode.
   
3. Hold down the Top Left side button until the digital time starts to flash.
4. Press the Bottom Right side button to advance the analog time by 20 seconds; Holding the button down will advance the time faster. Pressing both of the Right side buttons will lock the time into advancing quickly without holding buttons down; this will continue until you press a button or the clock advances 12 hours.
5. Press the Top Left side button to exit the settings screen.
6. Press the Bottom Left side button to return to timekeeping mode.
   

The shaking is not the best way to restart the automatic watch as it puts slight strain on watch balance wheel and hairspring (most delicate part in watch).
As watch balance wheel is positioned paralel(leveled) to watch dial, you have to spin your watch back and forth a few times quite quickly.
(Imagine you are turning steering wheel in your car- thats the right motion). Before doing that wind up your watch a few times manually.
Right after doing that observe the seconds hand and if it is ticking just a little bit or ticking back and forth and then stops- your watch has jammed gear train and this is the reason why it stops.
If you don't have seconds hand- after shaking your watch listen for ticking and again- if it stops after short run, the gear train is to blame. In this case you will need watchmakers help as special skills and tools are needed to sort this out.
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