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Guest
When I boot, my system tray clock is an hour fast. I can fix it by
double-clicking on the tray clock, choosing the Internet Time tab, and
clicking the Update Now button to synchronize with time.windows.com.
This has been happening after I applied the winxp sp2 update for the new
daylight savings time and the new start date has passed. I have received
help from Microsoft for an Office 2007 install, and may have applied txedit
also. It occurs to me that the "extra help" may have set my computer's
hardware battery clock ahead an hour twice.
I am theorizing that the Internet Time synchronization may not be updating
the hardware clock, but that Windows gets the hardware time on boot. Now, to
remember how to set the hardware time... Use the old DOS TIME command?
Any comments?
I will post again if the TIME command works...
Rob
double-clicking on the tray clock, choosing the Internet Time tab, and
clicking the Update Now button to synchronize with time.windows.com.
This has been happening after I applied the winxp sp2 update for the new
daylight savings time and the new start date has passed. I have received
help from Microsoft for an Office 2007 install, and may have applied txedit
also. It occurs to me that the "extra help" may have set my computer's
hardware battery clock ahead an hour twice.
I am theorizing that the Internet Time synchronization may not be updating
the hardware clock, but that Windows gets the hardware time on boot. Now, to
remember how to set the hardware time... Use the old DOS TIME command?
Any comments?
I will post again if the TIME command works...
Rob