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Not that I know of, however, we have seen several machines with default network time servers failing. &nbsp;Changing the network time server resolved our issue.
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Is there an issue with service pack 3 and the DST patch KB931836? We have users that have SP 3 installed but since the daylight savings time switched there clocks have not adjusted. We try to install KB931836 but it errors out. I was told there is an issue with these two. Is there a fix or do we have to reinstall the OS then patch, then upgrade to SP3?
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Is there an issue with service pack 3 and the DST patch KB931836? We have users that have SP 3 installed but since the daylight savings time switched there clocks have not adjusted. We try to install KB931836 but it errors out. I was told there is an issue with these two. Is there a fix or do we have to reinstall the OS then patch, then upgrade to SP3?

Not that I know of, however, we have seen several machines with default network time servers failing.  Changing the network time server resolved our issue.

service pack 3 and DST patch -KB931836

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