[WolfKeeper]

The RealTimeIsUniversal reghack works for me. Required a reboot to update the clock.

I had previously imported a registry file which had the hack and it didn't work. Found the original file had the key misspelled, so the problem was obvious.

[gadgetlover]

Originally Posted by Side.Step.Society

This is a problem with all dual boot systems because of how the different OS's store time. This worked on my Mac mini with Windows 7 and SL.

Run > RegEdit

Find;
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > CurrentControlSet > Control > TimeZoneInformation

Add key ( REG_DWORD type );
RealTimeIsUniversal

Double-click and set value to 1
and
If your clock is constantly out of sync even though it says the sync was successful, the problem could be that your computer is losing time because of a system clock problem. A workaround in this instance is to change the NTP client to update more often.
Open regedit.exe through the start menu search box, and then find this registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\w32time\TimeProviders\NtpClient
Double-click on the key on the right-hand side for SpecialPollInterval
The default time period is 7 days calculated in seconds. If you wanted to change this to update every day, you would use 86400, or 60 seconds * 60 minutes * 24 hours * 1 day.

Nice, thank you. Worked for me.

[dellmac]

Thanks Side.Step.Society

Your instructions worked well.

[Side.Step.Society]

No problemo, glad I could help.

[0212353]

Originally Posted by 0212353

Did this not work for anyone here?

I am running SL and 7 Ultimate on my 10v. Tried this, didn't work.

went back in and checked the registry........helps if I can spell!

working now. Thanks for the fix!