I don't know how many of you change your clocks to Daylight Savings time, but I think it occurs in many areas of North America and it's happening this weekend, 3 weeks earlier then other years.
So here's a tip for you.
Most computers are set to automatically change the time for daylight savings, but your computer dosen't know we're doing it 3 weeks early. So if you manually change the time this weekend, your computer will automatically change it again in 3 weeks.
Here's how you stop your computer from changing the time.
Click on: Start
Click on: Control Panel
Click on: Date, Time, Language & regional options
Click on: Date & Time
Click on the time zone tab, and if there is a checkmark in the box beside Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings time, click it and the checkmark will go away.
Of course Mr. Gates is working on a patch, but I don't know if it's ready yet, so in the meantime this is a quick easy fix.
Marsha
So here's a tip for you.
Most computers are set to automatically change the time for daylight savings, but your computer dosen't know we're doing it 3 weeks early. So if you manually change the time this weekend, your computer will automatically change it again in 3 weeks.
Here's how you stop your computer from changing the time.
Click on: Start
Click on: Control Panel
Click on: Date, Time, Language & regional options
Click on: Date & Time
Click on the time zone tab, and if there is a checkmark in the box beside Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings time, click it and the checkmark will go away.
Of course Mr. Gates is working on a patch, but I don't know if it's ready yet, so in the meantime this is a quick easy fix.
Marsha
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