incorrect time set

Windows 7 always boots with the time at utc (0) even though I have set the correct region (+10).
When I update from the internet "time.nist.gov" the time is displayed correctly but it is tedious to have to do this at every boot.

The local time shows correctly in the bios and in dualboot Linux.

Any clues?

Interesting. That must be frustrating.
My Win7 works a-ok on +10 (Sydney time for me).

Try setting the internet time to update automatically with Microsoft 'time.windows.com' instead of' time.nist.gov' and ensure that 'Synchronise with internet time server' is ticked.

I also have mine set to notify my automatically when the time is changed and to automatically adjust for daylight savings.

Hope this helps, let me know how you go.

logicearth said:

You are dual booting, that would be the issue right there. Windows and Linux handle time differently, and unfortunate Linux has this annoying ability to disrupt Windows' time keeping.

Hey that' interesting. I haven't encountered it before. I'vee had many Vista-Ubuntu and XP/ubuntu installs with no problems. Is it a particular Linux or Windows flavour that causes this (that you know of)?

@ logicearth,
Thanks. I didn't realise that software time systems can update the hardware time system (bios); but it makes sense given the cheap chips used for time management in most PC's.


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