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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If the MS patch does not fix the issue, run this instead:
http://www.intelliadmin.co
It has been used extensively to fix this well known problem.
The http://www.intelliadmin.co
I couldn't validate through Windows site to download the patch though. I think it's a firewall issue here at work, as I can never get to Windows Updates but sometimes it works (real annoying having to use a Wsus server).
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by: mkline71Posted on 2009-10-27 at 12:17:29ID: 25676278
Is it just that one box, make sure this patch is installed
http://www.micros
Last weekend was when clocks "were" supposed to go back under the old laws/settings here in the US but that changed in 2007. Now it is this weekend that the clocks go back an hour. Seems like that XP box is still using the old settings.