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#171111 6-Apr-2015 22:48
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Weird - anyone has this problem?

[p/s it seems the autofill title existed from last year's exact same problem]

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  #1278050 6-Apr-2015 22:55
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nope mine worked fine

vista, win 7 and win 8.1 all changed as per and in accordance with daylight savings



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  #1278062 6-Apr-2015 23:31
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Interesting, I just noticed I have this issue on my surface running the win 10 preview. It has the disclaimer saying "daylight saving ended etc" when I open the clock... but still says 12:30 AM 7 April right now.




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  #1278070 7-Apr-2015 00:15
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When you click on 'Change time zone...' is 'Automatically adjust clock for Daylight Saving Time' checked? My Win8.1 and Win10 machines both swapped over with no issues.







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  #1278096 7-Apr-2015 06:34
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The box is Correctly checked

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  #1278120 7-Apr-2015 07:40
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What version are you running? Enterprise / Pro?

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  #1278124 7-Apr-2015 07:50
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Yup, the setting above to adjust for daylight saving automatically was checked on mine too, along with "set time automatically" and time zone is set correctly. I wonder if that second setting had something to do with it.




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  #1278134 7-Apr-2015 08:26
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W10 and 8.1 updated fine for me, along with Android.

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  #1278146 7-Apr-2015 08:51
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Win 7 fine for me but not Win 10 build 10049..




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  #1278658 7-Apr-2015 20:24
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My home PC with 8.1 didn't update the clock (although it told me about it). It was peculiar because at the time I was rdp'd into a work pc running 8.1 that was fine.

A time resync fixed it though.

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  #1278663 7-Apr-2015 20:38
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ah, "an error occured" when trying to sync with the internet time server.

so i selected another server.

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  #1278664 7-Apr-2015 20:44
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That shouldn't matter, DST is not affected by NTP.

 
 
 
 

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  #1278668 7-Apr-2015 21:00
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it worked, however.

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