Re: Bug in NT_TZBUG_WORKAROUND

> I'm told that running the hardware clock in GMT (or UTC, or whatever)
> solves *many* date issues. There's something you need to set to tell the
> o/s this is the case, but I'm NOT a Windows person and can't remember
> the detail. I had to use one machine, someone fixed it for me, and it
> now works for both Windows and Linux dual boot, and I can run one
> program I need because the organization paying the bills has a policy.

I would guess that just setting the timezone to one without a daylight
savings time switch or just turning off daylight savings time would
avoid the issue.  I believe GMT does not have a daylight savings time. 
If you're in a timezone that does have a time change and you're using
local time on Windows you may not have a choice.

Ed Gordon