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I would suggest you have a Time Zone issue. &nbsp;If the workstation's time zone is correct, check the domain controller that is also your FSMO Master PDC Emulator.
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I would suggest you have a Time Zone issue.  If the workstation's time zone is correct, check the domain controller that is also your FSMO Master PDC Emulator.

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I have a computer at home that wants to jump forward an hour. Could never resolve the issue. So, I set the time zone to a zone that is one hour behind mine. The clock jumped forward one hour and has been on the right time ever since.
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I have a computer at home that wants to jump forward an hour. Could never resolve the issue. So, I set the time zone to a zone that is one hour behind mine. The clock jumped forward one hour and has been on the right time ever since.

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did you install the time change patch MS put out. &nbsp;The time change this year was diffenent than that of previous years.
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did you install the time change patch MS put out.  The time change this year was diffenent than that of previous years.

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Good point Zephyr, please disreguard my post.
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Good point Zephyr, please disreguard my post.

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I have one PC on my network that keeps changing it's clock all the time. I change it back and it changes again..summer time is not set..and I have set it to GMT time.
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Hey all

I have one PC on my network that keeps changing it's clock all the time. I change it back and it changes again..summer time is not set..and I have set it to GMT time.

XP Clock Keeps Changing 2 hours..On Domain

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Windows Server 2003

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Windows XP

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