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jdbsafety
Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer clock. Why
and how do I fix it?
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Brian Tillman
jdbsafety said:Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer clock.
Why and how do I fix it?
Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between WIndows and
Outlook.
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IreneR
Hi Brian,
My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do you
compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only one Date &
Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this sounds like a basic
question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration over it.
Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
Irene
My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do you
compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only one Date &
Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this sounds like a basic
question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration over it.
Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
Irene
M
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
In Outlook->Tools->Options->Calendar Options->Time Zone.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
I
IreneR
Hi Milly,
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
T
terrie_montana
Hi,
We had the exact same issue until this morning. We tracked down where our
emails were getting their timestamp by changing the exchange server time to
verify that is where it was coming from. We unchecked the daylight savings
time on the exchange server and rechecked the box and it fixed our emails
being off an hour. I hope this works for you too.
Thanks
Terrie
We had the exact same issue until this morning. We tracked down where our
emails were getting their timestamp by changing the exchange server time to
verify that is where it was coming from. We unchecked the daylight savings
time on the exchange server and rechecked the box and it fixed our emails
being off an hour. I hope this works for you too.
Thanks
Terrie
IreneR said:Hi Milly,
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
Milly Staples said:In Outlook->Tools->Options->Calendar Options->Time Zone.
--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
J
jwalsh
We don't use exchange server so which of the fixes will work for us? I have
changed the clock on my PC about a 1000 times and it keeps changing back. Do
I need to run the Time Zone Data Update Tool?
changed the clock on my PC about a 1000 times and it keeps changing back. Do
I need to run the Time Zone Data Update Tool?
terrie_montana said:Hi,
We had the exact same issue until this morning. We tracked down where our
emails were getting their timestamp by changing the exchange server time to
verify that is where it was coming from. We unchecked the daylight savings
time on the exchange server and rechecked the box and it fixed our emails
being off an hour. I hope this works for you too.
Thanks
Terrie
IreneR said:Hi Milly,
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
Milly Staples said:In Outlook->Tools->Options->Calendar Options->Time Zone.
--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
J
Joe Grover
If the clock on your PC is incorrect, then it is not an Outlook issue. What
operating system are you using?
If it's Windows 2000, you need the TZEdit.exe tool to edit the start/stop
dates for Daylight Savings Time, then change to another time zone, apply the
settings, and change it back to your time zone and apply again.
operating system are you using?
If it's Windows 2000, you need the TZEdit.exe tool to edit the start/stop
dates for Daylight Savings Time, then change to another time zone, apply the
settings, and change it back to your time zone and apply again.
jwalsh said:We don't use exchange server so which of the fixes will work for us? I
have
changed the clock on my PC about a 1000 times and it keeps changing back.
Do
I need to run the Time Zone Data Update Tool?
terrie_montana said:Hi,
We had the exact same issue until this morning. We tracked down where
our
emails were getting their timestamp by changing the exchange server time
to
verify that is where it was coming from. We unchecked the daylight
savings
time on the exchange server and rechecked the box and it fixed our emails
being off an hour. I hope this works for you too.
Thanks
Terrie
IreneR said:Hi Milly,
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and
now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY
email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
:
In Outlook->Tools->Options->Calendar Options->Time Zone.
--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do
you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this
sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
J
jwalsh
I am using winxp. The clock on my PC is correct. I have tried it with the
daylight savings time box checked and unchecked. Ususally if it is checked
the clock will be right for about an hour or two and then it will change and
be an hour off. If it is unchecked then all my Outlook emails have the wrong
sent and received time -- again off by an hour. This is driving everyone
crazy.
daylight savings time box checked and unchecked. Ususally if it is checked
the clock will be right for about an hour or two and then it will change and
be an hour off. If it is unchecked then all my Outlook emails have the wrong
sent and received time -- again off by an hour. This is driving everyone
crazy.
Joe Grover said:If the clock on your PC is incorrect, then it is not an Outlook issue. What
operating system are you using?
If it's Windows 2000, you need the TZEdit.exe tool to edit the start/stop
dates for Daylight Savings Time, then change to another time zone, apply the
settings, and change it back to your time zone and apply again.
jwalsh said:We don't use exchange server so which of the fixes will work for us? I
have
changed the clock on my PC about a 1000 times and it keeps changing back.
Do
I need to run the Time Zone Data Update Tool?
terrie_montana said:Hi,
We had the exact same issue until this morning. We tracked down where
our
emails were getting their timestamp by changing the exchange server time
to
verify that is where it was coming from. We unchecked the daylight
savings
time on the exchange server and rechecked the box and it fixed our emails
being off an hour. I hope this works for you too.
Thanks
Terrie
:
Hi Milly,
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and
now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY
email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
:
In Outlook->Tools->Options->Calendar Options->Time Zone.
--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where do
you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this
sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
J
Joe Grover
If you're running Windows XP and have the proper time zone updates installed
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933360) then your PC is synching its time
with a server that does *not* have the updates installed. Are you on a
network?
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933360) then your PC is synching its time
with a server that does *not* have the updates installed. Are you on a
network?
jwalsh said:I am using winxp. The clock on my PC is correct. I have tried it with the
daylight savings time box checked and unchecked. Ususally if it is
checked
the clock will be right for about an hour or two and then it will change
and
be an hour off. If it is unchecked then all my Outlook emails have the
wrong
sent and received time -- again off by an hour. This is driving everyone
crazy.
Joe Grover said:If the clock on your PC is incorrect, then it is not an Outlook issue.
What
operating system are you using?
If it's Windows 2000, you need the TZEdit.exe tool to edit the start/stop
dates for Daylight Savings Time, then change to another time zone, apply
the
settings, and change it back to your time zone and apply again.
jwalsh said:We don't use exchange server so which of the fixes will work for us? I
have
changed the clock on my PC about a 1000 times and it keeps changing
back.
Do
I need to run the Time Zone Data Update Tool?
:
Hi,
We had the exact same issue until this morning. We tracked down where
our
emails were getting their timestamp by changing the exchange server
time
to
verify that is where it was coming from. We unchecked the daylight
savings
time on the exchange server and rechecked the box and it fixed our
emails
being off an hour. I hope this works for you too.
Thanks
Terrie
:
Hi Milly,
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and
now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY
email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
:
In Outlook->Tools->Options->Calendar Options->Time Zone.
--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where
do
you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was
only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this
sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's
frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between
WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
J
jwalsh
yes I am on a network and all servers appear to have the correct date and
time. I am checking to see if the time zone updates have been installed.
time. I am checking to see if the time zone updates have been installed.
Joe Grover said:If you're running Windows XP and have the proper time zone updates installed
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933360) then your PC is synching its time
with a server that does *not* have the updates installed. Are you on a
network?
jwalsh said:I am using winxp. The clock on my PC is correct. I have tried it with the
daylight savings time box checked and unchecked. Ususally if it is
checked
the clock will be right for about an hour or two and then it will change
and
be an hour off. If it is unchecked then all my Outlook emails have the
wrong
sent and received time -- again off by an hour. This is driving everyone
crazy.
Joe Grover said:If the clock on your PC is incorrect, then it is not an Outlook issue.
What
operating system are you using?
If it's Windows 2000, you need the TZEdit.exe tool to edit the start/stop
dates for Daylight Savings Time, then change to another time zone, apply
the
settings, and change it back to your time zone and apply again.
We don't use exchange server so which of the fixes will work for us? I
have
changed the clock on my PC about a 1000 times and it keeps changing
back.
Do
I need to run the Time Zone Data Update Tool?
:
Hi,
We had the exact same issue until this morning. We tracked down where
our
emails were getting their timestamp by changing the exchange server
time
to
verify that is where it was coming from. We unchecked the daylight
savings
time on the exchange server and rechecked the box and it fixed our
emails
being off an hour. I hope this works for you too.
Thanks
Terrie
:
Hi Milly,
I really thought I'd sorted it! I ticked the Daylight Saving box and
now my
received emails have the recorded time correct BUT when I reply MY
email time
is now 1 hour ahead!!!! What's wrong?
Irene
:
In Outlook->Tools->Options->Calendar Options->Time Zone.
--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
without
reading.
After furious head scratching, IreneR asked:
| Hi Brian,
|
| My friend has this problem too - forgive my ignorance but where
do
you
| compare Window's time to Outlook's time - I thought there was
only
| one Date & Time section under the Control Panel? Sorry if this
sounds
| like a basic question but I'd love to fix my friend's
frustration
| over it.
|
| Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
| Irene
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
||
||| Outlook is showing a sent time 1 hour earlier than my computer
||| clock. Why and how do I fix it?
||
|| Make sure the daylight savings time settings match between
WIndows
|| and Outlook.
|| --
|| Brian Tillman