Windows 10: Adjust for daylight savings time automatically and modified file dates file explorer

So DST just changed Sunday morning. Had a user notice a modified date and time on a file jumped ahead an hour. File created on 11/5 at 4:20 now appears with time of 5:20 in the file explorer. even though time went back an hour. Started playing with time settings and when I turn "Adjust for daylight savings time automatically" off, the time then reflects the 4:20 mod time. If you use cmd prompt, no matter how the Adjust for daylight savings time automatically is set, the time is correct at 4:20. I checked this on a Win7 pro sp1 box and the same thing happens with the time modified in explorer

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Daylight savings time

Hi,

Right click on clock in taskbar > Select Adjust Date & Time

Ensure "Adjust for Daylight Saving Time automatically" is On.

 

Daylight Saving Time?

If you haven't already done so...
You could check in your Settings / Time and Language / Date and time.
Make sure that Adjust for daylight savings time automatically is selected.

peace
wanna

 

Windows Explorer is slow to update "date modified" and hampers searching for most recently updated files

Windows Explorer doesn't seem to be keeping up with "date modified". E.g. I modify a file in Word then save it to my local drive. Then I open Windows Explorer and sort by Date Modified. The file I just saved should be displayed at the top of the file
list, but it doesn't. I have to also add that it "sometimes" works, but most of the time, it doesn't. It seems like it takes several minutes for the file system to update to sort by Date Modified. Any suggestions?