System Time Issue

[Jason Carter]

I have one XP SP3 system that will not display the correct time. The clock
setting is set to Mountain Time (-7:00) with the Automatically adjust DST box
checked, but for some reason is always displaying one hour earlier (like the
box is in Central Time.) The box is part of an AD domain and all systems are
syncing with the DC but this is the only one that is off. When I run the
command net time \\domaincontroller /set /y from a command line, the system
shows -6:00 Central Time in the output line. I have no idea where this is
coming from.

Has anyone else seen this? I checked the BIOS system time and that seems
fine. We are well past the original DST date and the system has been fully
patch with even the optional patches. Any thoughts?

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Have you applied this update? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928388

"Jason Carter" <JasonCarter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:61B3D6F1-1F9E-48DF-B2D3-2DF01D83CFC2@microsoft.com...
>I have one XP SP3 system that will not display the correct time. The clock
> setting is set to Mountain Time (-7:00) with the Automatically adjust DST
> box
> checked, but for some reason is always displaying one hour earlier (like
> the
> box is in Central Time.) The box is part of an AD domain and all systems
> are
> syncing with the DC but this is the only one that is off. When I run the
> command net time \\domaincontroller /set /y from a command line, the
> system
> shows -6:00 Central Time in the output line. I have no idea where this is
> coming from.
>
> Has anyone else seen this? I checked the BIOS system time and that seems
> fine. We are well past the original DST date and the system has been fully
> patch with even the optional patches. Any thoughts?

 

[Jason Carter]

I have forwarded that link to the user's office and will let you know. Thanks
for the response.

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

> Have you applied this update? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928388
>
> "Jason Carter" <JasonCarter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:61B3D6F1-1F9E-48DF-B2D3-2DF01D83CFC2@microsoft.com...
> >I have one XP SP3 system that will not display the correct time. The clock
> > setting is set to Mountain Time (-7:00) with the Automatically adjust DST
> > box
> > checked, but for some reason is always displaying one hour earlier (like
> > the
> > box is in Central Time.) The box is part of an AD domain and all systems
> > are
> > syncing with the DC but this is the only one that is off. When I run the
> > command net time \\domaincontroller /set /y from a command line, the
> > system
> > shows -6:00 Central Time in the output line. I have no idea where this is
> > coming from.
> >
> > Has anyone else seen this? I checked the BIOS system time and that seems
> > fine. We are well past the original DST date and the system has been fully
> > patch with even the optional patches. Any thoughts?
>