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Join Date: Jan 2005
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Clock trouble on xp
For some reason every sunday my clock on my comp turns back 2 hours. Any body know how to stop this???
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Cardiff, Wales. UK
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Check your time settings, you probably have internet time sync checked or daylight savings checked.
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Check to see if the proper time zone is seleted.
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yeah internet synch was selected, thanks alot guys.
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In the future watch what happens after windows updates, I posted a thread a while back because updates always seems to recheck internet sync and daylight savings on my machine, lord knows why and beware tomorrow, there is a major update being published.
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Quote:
http://forum.pcmech.com/showthread.php?t=121116 |
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Not yet but I am going to, believe it or not sometime today my time zone was moved from Eastern Time to Santiago???
it's quite interesting to switch on this machine (only this one by the way) and see where we are today.
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