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kiwis

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#296213 30-May-2022 17:00
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When I load my PC the time is always out 1 hour. Right now it's showing 1800 when it's 1700.

 

 

 

Set time automatically is On.

 

Time Zone which is disabled is (UTC+12:00) Auckland, Wellington

 

 

 

When I click 'Sync now' it corrects itself and stays corrected until i start it up again. It's effecting a few websites so it's a right pain.

 

 

 

Genuine Window copy. 

 

 

 

Any ideas? Google says to set time automatically to on etc which it's all showing correctly. 


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  #2920535 30-May-2022 17:08
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change the CMOS battery on the motherboard




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  #2920655 30-May-2022 22:36
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Or at the very least verify if the correct time is set & if the correct time survives a complete power off?

 

 





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  #2920762 31-May-2022 10:16
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1 hour off sounds like daylight saving issue

 

change the daylight saving option in Windows Time setting , assuming its win10

 

 




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  #2920791 31-May-2022 10:57
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1101:

 

1 hour off sounds like daylight saving issue

 

change the daylight saving option in Windows Time setting , assuming its win10

 

 

 

 

 

 

This option is disabled.  But it's set to disabled on if the counts for anything. 


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  #2920994 31-May-2022 15:45
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change the battery as suggested in the second post


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