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Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
Am I imagining it, or has Vista introduced a bug that wasn't present in
previous versions of Windows?
When asked to configure the clock during post-setup setup, setting the
time zone causes Vista to alter the time by the amount of the TZ change.
Since the clock is invariably set to local time already, this immediately
puts it out by the TZ difference. Previous versions of Windows don't do
this.
Another minor annoyance is that post-setup setup doesn't inherit the
regional settings that have been selected during setup. It asks for the
locale a second time.
previous versions of Windows?
When asked to configure the clock during post-setup setup, setting the
time zone causes Vista to alter the time by the amount of the TZ change.
Since the clock is invariably set to local time already, this immediately
puts it out by the TZ difference. Previous versions of Windows don't do
this.
Another minor annoyance is that post-setup setup doesn't inherit the
regional settings that have been selected during setup. It asks for the
locale a second time.