Double click the clock/time in the system tray in the lower right of your computer screen, then click on the time zone tab and select the eastern standard time zone and tick off the box in the lower left of that box for the automatically adjust for daylight saving time, then select apply in the bottom then ok...now recheck your time..it should now read the correct time.
bill
maybe i should of asked what OS you are running but i made an assumption based on the dell 3100 listed
Did anyone think about the CMOS clock in the BIOS ?
That is the primary time keeper for the system and windows clock tends to follow that and if the CMOS clock is off it cann affect indirectly such things as windows update.
Well done though Billl all the same
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It's easy, just double click on the clock in the system tray. After you change the settings to what you want click "OK" and your done.
Be sure your motherboard has a good battery on it
or it wont keep time.
Right click on the current time, bottom right hand corner, bottom tray. Under toolbars, select
"Adjust date and time"
A magic time and date set box jumps up. Make your changes and party on. It is that simple.
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