time zone/daylight savings time

  • Thread starter Oskar von dem Hagen
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Oskar von dem Hagen

Hello,
how does W2K store the time zone-daylight savings time?

My problem: I have several windows systems on my PC. Time zone is Berlin
(GMT+1). If I set automatically adjust for daylight savings for all
systems, each one will increase/decrease the computer time in
March/October - leading to a wrong computer time.

I want my main system to adjust automatically. However, I want the other
system to be in MET/daylight savings time (GMT+2) as well. Otherwise the
time stamps on my NTFS systems will be correctly translated to local time
in my main system (GMT+2) and one hour younger (GMT+1) on the others.

The time zone list does not include MET/daylight savings time - only MET.

Is it impossible to switch manually to MET/daylight savings time without
the automatic adjustment at the beginnen and end of hte daylight savings
time?

Oskar von dem Hagen
 
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Dave Patrick

These articles may help.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...os5/html/wce50conTimeZoneRegistrySettings.asp
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q129574
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;832004

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:
| Hello,
| how does W2K store the time zone-daylight savings time?
|
| My problem: I have several windows systems on my PC. Time zone is Berlin
| (GMT+1). If I set automatically adjust for daylight savings for all
| systems, each one will increase/decrease the computer time in
| March/October - leading to a wrong computer time.
|
| I want my main system to adjust automatically. However, I want the other
| system to be in MET/daylight savings time (GMT+2) as well. Otherwise the
| time stamps on my NTFS systems will be correctly translated to local time
| in my main system (GMT+2) and one hour younger (GMT+1) on the others.
|
| The time zone list does not include MET/daylight savings time - only MET.
|
| Is it impossible to switch manually to MET/daylight savings time without
| the automatic adjustment at the beginnen and end of hte daylight savings
| time?
|
| Oskar von dem Hagen
 
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Oskar von dem Hagen

Thanks. If I translate the first article correctly to W2K, it appears that
I cannot manually set the daylight savings time in W2K. The binary
TZI-subkey of a time-zone apparently contains the beginning and end date
of the daylight-savings time. Presumably these dates are evaluated only if
"automatic..." is checked.

Oskar
 
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Dave Patrick

That's probably true. Why not have each OS set it's clock to some NTP
server?

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
http://www.microsoft.com/protect

:
| Thanks. If I translate the first article correctly to W2K, it appears that
| I cannot manually set the daylight savings time in W2K. The binary
| TZI-subkey of a time-zone apparently contains the beginning and end date
| of the daylight-savings time. Presumably these dates are evaluated only if
| "automatic..." is checked.
|
| Oskar
 

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