Hi again,

I'm still having this issue. I've done what you suggested, change the TZ
to another time zone, then put it back to the correct time zone, then I
rebooted it. Outlook is still adding 1 hour to any received emails.

I'm not the only that are having this issue.

In Outlook Calendar Time zone settings - Tools - Options - Calendar
Options - Time zone - Adjust for Daylight Saving Time is checked and
Current time is 1 hour AHEAD of the OS time!.

If I uncheck the "Adjust for DST" it will reflect the OS time by changing
it to 1 hour back.

Please advise, this is driving me crazy. Doesn't Microsoft have any update
on this?

Where could I send this issue to Microsoft for a patch ?



"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

We are seeing issues when tsedit is used. Along with rebooting, yew need to
change the TZ to another then put it back on the right one.

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"Jerry Baker" wrote in message
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DaMoose wrote:
10.2.4.3 IP is our SMTP relay and it is Windows 2000 SP4 which I used
TZedit.exe Update tool to change the time. I've rebooted the server last
night, not right after I update the region settings. Still receiving 1
hour ahead with Outlook.

Do you think I need to change the time of our firewall too? I don't see
why that would create the issue though.

I suspect Outlook is doing something stupid with the headers. Thunderbird
will just use the Date: header to display the date, but MS has a
propensity to do thing like try and guess a "better" way to do things. I
don't know if that's what's happening here or not, but the evidence points
in that direction.