On 29/07/2013 13:14, John Hasler wrote:
David Taylor writes:
Windows also works internally in UTC.
It defaults to expecting the BIOS clock to be on local time. There is a
registry hack to get it to work with the BIOS clock on UTC but according
to all reports it is buggy and not supported by Microsoft.
Yes, correct. But that's only an issue when PCs are dual-booted,
though. Linux uses UTC, and Windows local time. Mixing OSes means you
need to be more careful, the great majority using one OS see no issue.
I leave my PCs on generally across the GMT/BST time changes and see no
issue. I vaguely recall getting messages when a Windows PC hasn't been
booted after an hour change.
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Cheers,
David
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