My organization has 75 users running Windows XP. We’re running Exchange 03 on a Windows Server 03 machine.
After the DST time change over the weekend, We’ve had an issue with our System clocks and times in Outlook being 1 hour ahead. Some users reported it on Monday, others on Tuesday, and more still Today.
Here are the time settings:
Time Zone GMT -5:00 (in South Carolina)
Auto. Adjust for Daylight Saving Changes
Sync. with Internet Time Server: time.windows.com
If I open the Time settings and manual set the clock, or get it to sync with the internet server, the correct time is displayed for the duration of that Windows Session. If I log off and come right back, the clock again will be displayed an hour Ahead.
We’ve already installed Windows Update KB955839: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=955839. This update supposedly addressed the DST changes for windows time.
I’ve also noticed the Received time stamps on incoming mail in Outlook appears an hour ahead as well.
If I uncheck the “Auto. Update for DST changes” and hit apply, the clock goes to the correct time and my email times appear correct.
Has anyone else experienced this problem? Anybody have any ideas on how to fix it?
