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mialutz · 02-20-03, 07:10 AM

Ok...sounds like a setting problem to me.

You need to make sure that your desktop and your ax are set to the proper timezone that your live in.

In activesync there is an option to sychronize the mobile clock when syncing.

I would say turn it off if you can't figure it out. But chances are you are off one time zone or something on a setting somewhere.

If your using XP which time server are you using? I use an nist.gov one and find it more reliable than microsofts own.

02-20-03, 07:10 AM	#2 (permalink)
mialutz Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 156 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	me thinks your have a setting wrong Ok...sounds like a setting problem to me. You need to make sure that your desktop and your ax are set to the proper timezone that your live in. In activesync there is an option to sychronize the mobile clock when syncing. I would say turn it off if you can't figure it out. But chances are you are off one time zone or something on a setting somewhere. If your using XP which time server are you using? I use an nist.gov one and find it more reliable than microsofts own.