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Hello everyone,
I administer roughly 70 Windows XP Professional workstations on a network
that, when
initially installed, did not have the "Automatically adjust clock for
daylight saving changes" box checked in the Time Zone settings. I managed to
deploy the following registry setting to all affected computers
(HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation\DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet=0).
However, the time does not actually adjust itself properly until I
physically log into the workstation, open the system date/time applet and
then click OK. Does anyone know of a way that this can be automated? Users
on this network do not have administrative rights, and I cannot imagine
having to log in to each machine individually to update the time. I've done
some exhaustive research but have come up with nothing. Hopefully it's
something I've accidentally overlooked. Does anyone know?
Much appreciated,
Adam
I administer roughly 70 Windows XP Professional workstations on a network
that, when
initially installed, did not have the "Automatically adjust clock for
daylight saving changes" box checked in the Time Zone settings. I managed to
deploy the following registry setting to all affected computers
(HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation\DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet=0).
However, the time does not actually adjust itself properly until I
physically log into the workstation, open the system date/time applet and
then click OK. Does anyone know of a way that this can be automated? Users
on this network do not have administrative rights, and I cannot imagine
having to log in to each machine individually to update the time. I've done
some exhaustive research but have come up with nothing. Hopefully it's
something I've accidentally overlooked. Does anyone know?
Much appreciated,
Adam