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I'd contact Faronics support and ask them directly.<br />
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Never run into this myself, and have been using deep freeze for a several years now.<br />
One thing you might want to try, is to just uninstall DeepFreeze, reboot, make sure the system time is working correctly, then re-install DeepFreeze...make sure you have the license code before uninstalling.
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Thanks for the reply.<br />
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I doubt I missed some information in my original problem. To clarify here are the steps, if you can follow same and not reproducible, then that would be great help for me.<br />
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1. System is in unfrozen/thawed mode.<br />
2. Set the time to March 8th 2015 1:50 AM{i.e. just before DST starts) and switch on DST( example:you can use EST timezone)<br />
3. Now, take the system to frozen the mode(example: dfc machinename /rebootfrozen)(please make sure you do it before system time changes to DST effect i.e. March 8th 2015 2 AM).<br />
4.Now wait for say 10 minutes i.e. till the time crosses DST effective time.<br />
5.Now restart the machine, for every restart, you would see an addition in hour.<br />
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Please let me know if I am not clear anywhere.
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I see what you are saying, but what happens if you remove DeepFreeze altogether?<br />
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Don't just unthaw DeepFreeze, completely remove DeepFreeze, and see if the problem still exists with a normal Windows OS environment.<br />
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If the problem goes away, the reinstall DeepFreeze. If the problem returns after DeepFreeze is installed, then contact DeepFreeze for support as this may not be an uncommon error and they might have a solution already in the form of a patch/upgrade.
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Thanks for the quick reply.<br />
NO, I didn't see the problem in plain windows.<br />
I could contact the deepfreeze, will be doing that soon.<br />
But would like to know if anyone already faced similar kind &nbsp;of issue or else if any one can run above steps and see if they can see the problem. Bcz our application is installed in may places, but no once complained about it, but we are facing this issue while testing, so just want to know if already faced this.
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Hi, I got a machine where deepfreeze(<a href="http://www.faronics.com/products/deep-freeze/" rel="ugc">http://www.faronics.com/products/deep-freeze/</a>) is installed.<br />
Seems there is a problem with how deepfreeze is handling DST.<br />
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When machine passed a non-dst to dst time period like EST March 8th 2015 1:50AM to next day(note: Auto adjust DST is ON) and after that for every shutdown the time is increasing by one hour by the time system is up/on. Is it known issue/is there any workaround in deepfreeze settings.<br />
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Thanks and Regards,<br />
Ashok
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Hi, I got a machine where deepfreeze(http://www.faronics.com/products/deep-freeze/) is installed.
Seems there is a problem with how deepfreeze is handling DST.

When machine passed a non-dst to dst time period like EST March 8th 2015 1:50AM to next day(note: Auto adjust DST is ON) and after that for every shutdown the time is increasing by one hour by the time system is up/on. Is it known issue/is there any workaround in deepfreeze settings.

Thanks and Regards,
Ashok

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