It might have something to do with XP's automatic adjustments for
daylight savings time. If you're in the US the government changed the
dates for DST this year and it kinda threw a wrench into XP's
auto-adjustments. Microsoft released a patch to fix it which is
included in one of MS's auto-updates. But the simplest thing is to just
re-set it yourself.
Good luck,
Donk
Tom M. wrote:
> I had a problem this week and had to refresh my HDD. All is well now but my
> date and time are not accurate. When I put my time zone in it is two hours
> ahead, that is two time zones. I can sure fix that by changing the zone
> setting but why is it wrong? It never was before.
>
> WinXP is my OS.
>
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>
>
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