Daylight Savings Time Bug

[Travis King]

5744. Daylight Savings Time here has ended, and instead of the clock going
back one hour, it went back two. The time zone is correct, so I am assuming
this is a bug. When I ran the synchronization tool, it corrected it.

 

[BChat]

5744. Daylight Savings Time here has ended, and instead of the clock going
back one hour, it went back two. The time zone is correct, so I am assuming
this is a bug. When I ran the synchronization tool, it corrected it.

 

[Brian Wescombe]

No problem here in the UK, my clock went back one hour to GMT

 

[Jeff]

No problem here in the UK, my clock went back one hour to GMT

Fine here;also

Jeff

 

[RR Johnson Jr]

Please report this with the Microsoft Beta Client beta software.

regards
Robert

 

[Richard Urban]

If you are dual booting, and have each operating system set to handle
daylight saving time, you will get two corrections. Each system you boot
into will change the clock one hour. I just went through this with my eldest
son.

It happens all the time.

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[Travis King]

I was just going to mention that because I *was* on XP at the time of the
change last night.

 

[BChat]

This solves the situation here - dual booting as well - thanks -
will set one OS NOT to handle clock changes

BChat

If you are dual booting, and have each operating system set to handle
daylight saving time, you will get two corrections. Each system you boot
into will change the clock one hour. I just went through this with my eldest
son.

It happens all the time.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!

 

[Jan Il]

No problem here. I'm dual booting.

Jan
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[Peter]

Same here, had to manually synch.

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[Travis King]

Yeah, but if you go to another OS now for example, what time will you see
then? I bet it will be two hours different then.

No problem here. I'm dual booting.

Jan
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5744. Daylight Savings Time here has ended, and instead of the clock
going back one hour, it went back two. The time zone is correct, so I am
assuming this is a bug. When I ran the synchronization tool, it
corrected it.

 

[William]

Mine made the proper adjustment.

William

 

[Jan Il]

Hi Travis

Yeah, but if you go to another OS now for example, what time will you see
then? I bet it will be two hours different then.

Well....I'm in XP Pro at this moment. I checked all OS's on all machines
first off this morning to make sure they were all were correct., and they
all are.


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No problem here. I'm dual booting.

Jan
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5744. Daylight Savings Time here has ended, and instead of the clock
going back one hour, it went back two. The time zone is correct, so I
am assuming this is a bug. When I ran the synchronization tool, it
corrected it.

 

[Saucy]

My 64-bit install got it right, the 32-bit version did not.

Saucy

 

[Nat Saunders]

Same thing happend here (RC1 5600)

 

[Jim Fraas]

Bingo! happened with me. Just reset the clock to the "correct" time

 

[Bill]

Bingo! happened with me. Just reset the clock to the "correct" time

I recall that Windows XP had this exact same issue before one of the
service packs. I clearly remember that when I first experienced the
end of DST with XP installed that it dropped me back two hours - one
hour for the time change at 0200, and another hour when it reached
0200 again...that's a "duh" as far as I'm concerned.



It's pretty sad if Vista, which has been in development for five
(5!!!) years also suffers from this simple bug. I can't confirm it
here because I have the time sync set to poll every 24 hours and it
hit the server before I woke up Sunday morning.