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Windows XP in domain suddenly jump timezone, always to vladivostok. Why?

Asked by Stefan_SS in Operating Systems Miscellaneous, Windows XP Operating System, Enterprise Anti-Virus

Tags: Windows XP sp3 domain suddenly jump changes timezone always to vladivostok virus mcaffee

I work in a windows 2003 domain with windows XP clients. Our timezone is european GMT +1 (Stockholm, Berlin...) and we have suddenly had the problem that some clients in our network has a completely wrong time. When looking into it I see that the affected clients all have their timezone set to Vladivostok in russia, which is +10 hours. This make for some problems as people are depending on their computers to signal them for meetings and so on. Whats worse is that som servers also have had their timezones altered. I run McAffees corporate suite of programs and all affected machines were updated with windows latest patches and scanned for malware of anykind. Nothing. I´m flabbergasted. We also employ quite tight rules for people in regards to using internet that completely blocks all usage of facebook, youtube, twitter etc since these sites are of no use to our business.

Any ideas?
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