Hi Colin,
If your regional and time settings are set correctly in Control Panel then the
clock should be correct at boot and automatically adjust for DST.
Is the time out by a lot?
Stewart.
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Colin Howard
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Greetings,
Please can anybody suggest a simple utility which, when opening up W7 / W10
systems, will ensure my pc clock is correct? I am looking for something to do
the job automatically and, of course, to take account of daylight saving time.
Thanks.
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