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Windows XP Time is 1 hour behind

Asked by garryshape in Active Directory, Windows XP Operating System, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: windows xp, time, 1 hour off

There is one computer on my domain that appears to be 1 hour behind in Windows time.

I ran "net time" on it, and it came back with:
Current time at \\ALADS103.intranet.com is 10/27/2009 12:23 PM

But I run the same command on my computer, "net time" and it comes back with:
Current time at \\alads103.intranet.com is 10/27/2009 1:23 PM

I remoted to the server ALADS103 and the time appears fine.

Why is this Windows XP computer showing the server to be: 1.) in all caps, 2.) 1 hour behind its actual time?

The patches and settings are correct on the XP computer. However when I try changing the time forward 1 hour, it reverts back to 1 hour behind after a while, even after rebooting.

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Windows XP Time is 1 hour behind

Asked by garryshape in Active Directory, Windows XP Operating System, Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: windows xp, time, 1 hour off

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