Josh Campbell

Clock time in Outlook?

Hey all,
I am having a problem with my Outlook where the sent time on my emails are exactly 1 hour behind the real time. Anybody have any idea what is causing this and how to fix it?

Thanks in advance,
Josh

Glenn Overholt

Some HP printers were doing that to the system time a few years ago.

Glenn

Tim K

Outlook takes its date/time info from Windows, so the only way I know of that it could be wrong is if your system time is wrong.

Hanson Yoo

Make sure you have Daylight Savings checked in your Date & Time properties. If you don't, it assumes you're an hour off of the real world.

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Lew Crippen

It is also possible that even if you are in the correct time zone, you might be in a portion of the time zone where daylight savings varies from your location. Indiana (at least the last I knew) does not change to Daylight time, for example. Also there can be a two hour swing north and south of the equator.

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