Windows 10: Windows Clock out of sync by exactly one hour

Hello,


I received my new laptop today but I have one major issue that I cannot seem to fix:

The Microsoft clock is one hour off on every single time zone. I have tried everything from this list https://windowsreport.com/fix-windows-10-clock/ but nothing seems to be working.


List includes checking everything is correct with windows time services, running scans on command prompt, changing the internet time server, checking that the task schedule is correctly setup, running commands to unregister and reregister windows time service etc. I also don't think that the CMOS battery is flat since this is a brand new laptop.


The sync is perfect time wise, just the hour is wrong for some reason and that seems pretty weird to me. It is consistent There is no visible errors except when trying to click the "Synchronize Time" in the clock settings and it gives me generic error that the time sync has failed.


Another error comes when I try to change the internet time server from the advanced time settings and I receive error that the request has been timed out. But none of the errors give any specific reasoning so it is difficult to troubleshoot the issue.


As far as I can tell the scheduling is enabled and working fine, the windows time service is set as automatic and running but the times are still wrong.


I have also updated the drivers, done all the windows updated and checked that my BIOS is correct version etc. I just cannot think any other way to troubleshoot this so all help is appreciated!

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