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I installed KB955839 and it fixed the time.<br />
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Thank you sublifer.
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I installed KB955839 and it fixed the time.

Thank you sublifer.

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My Windows XP SP2 has changed the summer time one week earlier; I don't know if the connecting to the Cisco Router that had the old summer time and my laptop had sync with it when I used the VPN. However, I fixed the Cisco router's summer time settings matched with the new summer time and I manually fixed the time on my computer yesterday. This moring, I started my computer and I noticed that the time changed back to the old summer time. I set up the group policy to sync it to the Time Server on Windows Server 2003 and other client computers are synchronizing fine. I don't know how to fix the computer's summer time has once changed to the old setting.<br />
Please advise.<br />
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Thank you for your help in advance.<br />
Tech110
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My Windows XP SP2 has changed the summer time one week earlier; I don't know if the connecting to the Cisco Router that had the old summer time and my laptop had sync with it when I used the VPN. However, I fixed the Cisco router's summer time settings matched with the new summer time and I manually fixed the time on my computer yesterday. This moring, I started my computer and I noticed that the time changed back to the old summer time. I set up the group policy to sync it to the Time Server on Windows Server 2003 and other client computers are synchronizing fine. I don't know how to fix the computer's summer time has once changed to the old setting.
Please advise.

Thank you for your help in advance.
Tech110

Windows XP SP2 Windows Time Service for Summer Time (Daylight Saving Time) Problem

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