Time on XP Pro PC is One Hour Behind
I have one computer in my domain upon which the clock consistently resets itself to be exactly one hour behind whenever I reboot the pc. I'll go and change the clock, reboot the computer, and it will come up exactly one hour behind. If I change it again, log on to a server via Terminal Services, the clock on TS will again be exactly one hour slow. Log off TS and the clock on my PC desktop will be correct. Reboot the PC and it resets itself to be one hour behind.
I've verified the time zone and even played with the DST settings with no results. It *always* resets itself to be one hour behind. This is the only computer in my domain that does this, and it does it regardless of who logs in. It doesn't reset itself if you just log out and log in, only when the comptuer is rebooted.
I've checked for consistency among GPOs and this computer belongs to the same group as others in my domain that do not have this problem.
I've verified the time zone and even played with the DST settings with no results. It *always* resets itself to be one hour behind. This is the only computer in my domain that does this, and it does it regardless of who logs in. It doesn't reset itself if you just log out and log in, only when the comptuer is rebooted.
I've checked for consistency among GPOs and this computer belongs to the same group as others in my domain that do not have this problem.
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Hello,
What tie does the computer have in the BIOS?
Thanks,
Kelly W.
What tie does the computer have in the BIOS?
Thanks,
Kelly W.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914387 (download can be found near the bottom of the very long page).
I believe current US DST settings are 2nd Sunday in March through 1st Sunday in November.
You should reboot after changing settings.