xp home time help

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zubzero

Hi,
I have a dell with windows xp home on it.I checked for
viruses,adaware,ect..Nothing came up.
I keep on adjusting the time.automaticall adjust time with internet
server is checked.I tried all the options in the pull down box.None of
them keep the right time.
Is there a fix for this?
Thanks in advance.
 
zubzero said:
Hi,
I have a dell with windows xp home on it.I checked for
viruses,adaware,ect..Nothing came up.
I keep on adjusting the time.automaticall adjust time with internet
server is checked.I tried all the options in the pull down box.None of
them keep the right time.
Is there a fix for this?
Thanks in advance.

What is your Time error?
Ahead
Behind
Random
Please describe. Thanks.
 
Hi,
It is always one hour behind.I live in New Jersey and it is set to
Central Time(US and Canada).
It is all the time happening to it.Always 1 hr behind no matter what I
do.I even unchecked the auto. syn. with internet server.
Thanks in advance.
 
One hour behind sounds like your computer is not observing Daylight Saving.
When you right-click on the Time, and choose the Time Zone tab, have you
checked the little box for:
"Automatically adjust time for daylight saving changes"
Apply and OK.
 
Hi,
It is checked there also. Thanks for your help.
Any other suggestions-I need to fix this.
Thanks in advance.
 
Sorry for being a bit simplistic.
Now, I will be even more simplistic:
In the Time Zone tab, where it says Central Time, click the little triangle
to expand the list. Select Eastern Time (GMT -05:00), I believe it is the
10th one down the list.
Apply and OK.
 
Hi,
I changed it and guess what? It worked!
I thought that a new Dell computer would have been set-up for use.
Thanks for all those who helped.
 
In
zubzero said:
It is always one hour behind.I live in New Jersey and it is
set to
Central Time(US and Canada).
It is all the time happening to it.Always 1 hr behind no matter
what I
do.I even unchecked the auto. syn. with internet server.
Thanks in advance.


You are set for the wrong time zone. New Jersey is Eastern time,
not Central.
 

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