DST Change frustration!

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Rob

Since we had to adjust our clocks ahead an hour, my PC clock won't update.
It hasn't changed by itself; when I update it manually, a short time later I
notice it has gone back an hour! In addition, I am connected to my Exzchange
2003 server, and all of the times in my calendar for appointments after
3.10.08 are now an hour earlier than they should be!

I've ensured I'm up to date with MS patches, ran the tzmove tool, have admin
rights, and am now at the end of my rope!
Help!!!!

Windows XP Pro SP2
 
This is getting so annoying...
I discovered that if I stop the time service and change my clock to the
correct time, the clock stays set. Once I start the time service again, the
clock drops back an hour.
In addition, when the clock is set to the right time, Outlook still shows
messages sent and received at the INcorrect time; an hour earlier!!!!

Any ideas???
 
What you need is a server that gives you the correct time. Change your
server (internet time tab) to tock.usno.navy.mil
 
thanks for the suggestion, but that doesn't apply when connected to a domain.
My domain controller(s) all show the correct time and zone, and no one else
 
Rob said:
thanks for the suggestion, but that doesn't apply when
connected to a domain.
My domain controller(s) all show the correct time and zone,
and no one else
on the network is having this issue....
I'm to the point where I may just format and do a fresh
install...
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I guess I've never used Windows on a network so there could well
be complications I don't know about. A while ago, I had trouble
automatically connecting to the time server. I was advised on
this group to try pool.ntp.org and that has worked perfectly for
three months.
 
James Silverton said:
I guess I've never used Windows on a network so there could well be
complications I don't know about. A while ago, I had trouble automatically
connecting to the time server. I was advised on this group to try
pool.ntp.org and that has worked perfectly for three months.
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Come to Hawaii, we don't use daylight savings time :)
 
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