This is not a major problem but it is irritating. I have two hardrives in my PC. One has Windows 7 and the other has Ubuntu 9.04. If I want to boot to the Ubuntu I have to go into the bios and tell the machine to boot the second drive. Now this is not that much of a problem but when I go back and boot to Windows 7 the desktop clock is now showing GMT instead of local time. The linux OS is showing local time on the clock in the task bar, when I shut it down and the system clock is set for local time. I guess this is just one of those Window features but I am curious as to why it does this. Both OS' are 64bit Any insight is appreciated. Thanks Bob Simpson
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