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Old 11-12-2008, 12:38 PM #1
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The time showing for me here at NT is 1 hour fast. I have reset my options, killed my cookie and reset again, but it still shows wrong.

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testing i think mine is ok brb



yeah mine is ok

are u in the bermuda triangle is your clock on the PC ok?
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In the Edit Options section of UserCP did you set this one? Date & Time Options - Time Zone & DST Correction Option?

[In addition, you may set the appropriate option to allow for daylight savings time in your part of the world.
DST Correction Option:]

If it is checked try un checking it to see if that is better or worse..
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Thanks friends, I've tried everything and nothing works. I guess if it's not an NT problem, I'll just have to live with it..

The time on my PC is correct cuz I reset it, I tried to reset NT, but nothing works.....I either gain an hr or lose an hr..

Thanks again..

UPDATE: I fixed it by checking "DST always off".....hmmmmmm.
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my time is off too, Sal! Guess I'll go poke around User CP and see if I can fix it.
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My NT time is an hr ahead of real time. Just checked my pc and the time is correct on it. Thanks Sal Pal~ this didn't bother me till you drew my attn to it.

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It probably has something to do with now that the gov has changed the "standard" time change date.

so setting it "off" in your user options should be the right fix.

I know our DVD/VCR did change times at the *old* weekend for time change - but the next day it was back to the correct time and then it made the correct time change on the *new* schedule..
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By George (I mean Jo55) I think I"ve got it!!!!


Thanks, now I can rest easy tonight.....
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