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Reminder: Final week to patch your PC for Daylight Saving Time
If you live in the USA [or other countries that follow and have modified Daylight Saving Time computation], be advised that
Daylight Saving Time will begin this coming Sunday night, March 11: At 2 a.m., clocks should be advanced one hour, to 3 a.m.
Microsoft has released a series of patches... the earlier ones being "optional", the later one being deemed important/critical... to make this change automatically/correctly. I believe the most recent update is listed as
KB931836 , which can be obtained from Widows Updates. or from here:
This particular patch applies to Windows XP/Sp2 , and to Windows Server 2003.
If you have not installed the update, then, using older laws that were originally in effect, your PC will not acknowledge Daylight Saving Time until 3 weeks later, on April 1st.
[You should also double-check your TV / VCR and any other products that contains a clock, which may no longer update itself correctly, lest your VCR record the "wrong" shows for you].
Notes:
1. Updated time-zone definitions were shipped with Windows Vista, so no update is needed.
2. Windows ME and earlier versions (95/98/98SE) are no longer supported, and Microsoft is not providing daylight saving time updates for these older products.
Message Edited by ky331 on 03-05-2007 10:41 AM
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Posted March 5th, 2007 18:00