J Jonathan Yaniv Feb 19, 2007 #2 Hello, Right click the clock in your system tray, and select, adjust date and time. -- Have a nice day, Jonathan Yaniv Microsoft Windows Liveâ„¢ Butterfly Expert Visit the ButterflySays Blog at http://spaces.msn.com/ButterflySays/
Hello, Right click the clock in your system tray, and select, adjust date and time. -- Have a nice day, Jonathan Yaniv Microsoft Windows Liveâ„¢ Butterfly Expert Visit the ButterflySays Blog at http://spaces.msn.com/ButterflySays/
T Tim Thein Feb 19, 2007 #3 1. right-click on clock in taskbar 2. select Adjust Date/Time from pop-up menu 3. click on "Change time zone..." button 4. select your time zone from the "Time zone" pull down menu. 5. click OK buttons until there's no more OK buttons.
1. right-click on clock in taskbar 2. select Adjust Date/Time from pop-up menu 3. click on "Change time zone..." button 4. select your time zone from the "Time zone" pull down menu. 5. click OK buttons until there's no more OK buttons.
S Scott Feb 19, 2007 #4 Clock is in gmt, why? How do i set it to my time zone. Click to expand... Was it that way from the beginning? That would be logical except for the fact that mine was in U.S. Pacific Standard Time by default (as it was in previous versions of Windows as well). An ego boost for the folks in Redmond, Washington I suppose.....
Clock is in gmt, why? How do i set it to my time zone. Click to expand... Was it that way from the beginning? That would be logical except for the fact that mine was in U.S. Pacific Standard Time by default (as it was in previous versions of Windows as well). An ego boost for the folks in Redmond, Washington I suppose.....
