HiI have an application that keeps on setting my System Time to GMT, but not the time zone.How do I stop applications from changing the system time/I have run gpedit.msc and changed the policy "Change the system time" to no one, and the application still manages to change the system time.Help.RegardsTaniel1 person needs an answerI do too

"TanielB" wrote in message news:Email removed for privacy...HiI have an application that keeps on setting my System Time to GMT, but not the time zone.How do I stop applications from changing the system time/I have run gpedit.msc and changed the policy "Change the system time" to no one, and the application still manages to change the system time.Help.RegardsTanielAre you sure it is an application that is causing the problem?When you are connected to the Internet, Win XP will synchronize periodically with a time server. If you have set Win XP to the wrong time zone, your computer will display the "wrong" local timeDouble click on the time (bottom RH corner of your screen) and select the Time Zone tab. Select the correct time zone for your location and check the DST box. If necessary, change the time manually to your local time and save your changes.Then, select the Internet Time tab - and make sure you have a server in the server field. I use time-a.nist.gov. There are many alternative servers including time.nist.gov and time.windows.com. Click on "Update now".

"TanielB" wrote in message news:Email removed for privacy...HiI have an application that keeps on setting my System Time to GMT, but not the time zone.How do I stop applications from changing the system time/I have run gpedit.msc and changed the policy "Change the system time" to no one, and the application still manages to change the system time.Help.RegardsTanielAre you sure it is an application that is causing the problem?When you are connected to the Internet, Win XP will synchronize periodically with a time server. If you have set Win XP to the wrong time zone, your computer will display the "wrong" local timeDouble click on the time (bottom RH corner of your screen) and select the Time Zone tab. Select the correct time zone for your location and check the DST box. If necessary, change the time manually to your local time and save your changes.Then, select the Internet Time tab - and make sure you have a server in the server field. I use time-a.nist.gov. There are many alternative servers including time.nist.gov and time.windows.com. Click on "Update now".

"TanielB" wrote in message news:Gizlilik iin e-posta kaldrld...HiI have an application that keeps on setting my System Time to GMT, but not the time zone.How do I stop applications from changing the system time/I have run gpedit.msc and changed the policy "Change the system time" to no one, and the application still manages to change the system time.Help.RegardsTanielAre you sure it is an application that is causing the problem?When you are connected to the Internet, Win XP will synchronize periodically with a time server. If you have set Win XP to the wrong time zone, your computer will display the "wrong" local timeDouble click on the time (bottom RH corner of your screen) and select the Time Zone tab. Select the correct time zone for your location and check the DST box. If necessary, change the time manually to your local time and save your changes.Then, select the Internet Time tab - and make sure you have a server in the server field. I use time-a.nist.gov. There are many alternative servers including time.nist.gov and time.windows.com. Click on "Update now".