Change, Set, Correct Time (Clock) in Windows 10 after the transition to Daylight Saving Time

Normally, the operating system Windows 10 He knows to automatically set time (Now si date) Depending on the location (Time zone) It seems that you are still that after Summer daylight, on most PCs with Windows 10, the hour appeared Shifting the extra hour. Instead of time 11: 00 as would have been normal, the system shows the time 12: 00.

Windows Time

Pe Windows 10, we have more setting options "time zone"- date and time depending on the region - and"set time”- a function that normally should know how to set the date, time and calendar correctly depending on the location. Both are automatic settings.
The problem is that after switching to daylight saving time in Romania, which assumes that the clocks are given one hour in advance, Microsoft "decided" that the clock be given two hours in advance. :-) Asadar, in Windows 10, 3:00 a.m. became 5:00 a.m., after automatic settings.
Solution to set the clock correctly Windows 10, is to disable these automatic settings. We go in Start Menu, Settings, then we open "Time & language"

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The "Date and Time"We leave the option active"Set time automatically", And we deactivate the option"Set time zone automatically”- OFF.
The "Time zone"We choose the location we are in, then activate the option"Adjust automatically for daylight time"

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This problem with the clock in Windows 10, it seems that it is due to the incorrect identification of the location of the PC or laptop. We will see when it will move to winter time in Romania, if there will be problems with the systems Windows 10.

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