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Guest
Since Sunday April 1, 2007 a number of my clients' and my computers have
advanced a further hour (DST +1) automatically and can no longer be set
automatically to the Windows time domain (time.windows.com).
I believe this is a universal problem requiring a "Hot Patch" or "Update"
within the Windows time code. I suspect that the original DST code may be
working on top of the new updated DST code.
Here are my findings:
When updating time with Internet time server (Start>Control Panel>Date,
Time, Language And Regional Options>Date And Time>Internet Time>Update Time)
one of the following error messages occur;
"An error occurred while Windows was synchronizing with time.windows.com.
The time sample was rejected because: The peer's stratum is less than the
host's stratum." or
"An error occurred while Windows was synchronizing with time.nist.gov."
Forwarded for you information and necessary action.
K.T. (Kevin) Robson
Partner #1508238
advanced a further hour (DST +1) automatically and can no longer be set
automatically to the Windows time domain (time.windows.com).
I believe this is a universal problem requiring a "Hot Patch" or "Update"
within the Windows time code. I suspect that the original DST code may be
working on top of the new updated DST code.
Here are my findings:
When updating time with Internet time server (Start>Control Panel>Date,
Time, Language And Regional Options>Date And Time>Internet Time>Update Time)
one of the following error messages occur;
"An error occurred while Windows was synchronizing with time.windows.com.
The time sample was rejected because: The peer's stratum is less than the
host's stratum." or
"An error occurred while Windows was synchronizing with time.nist.gov."
Forwarded for you information and necessary action.
K.T. (Kevin) Robson
Partner #1508238