Windows 10: Daylight saving time issue on pc.

Daylight saving time is turned on, but it didn't add one hour as it should be.

:)

 

Windows 10 Daylight Savings Time Button Grayed Out.

Hi Gary,

This issue may happen if your region or time zone doesn't observe Daylight Saving Time (DST).

To check if DST is available, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + S.
• Type Control Panel and press Enter.
• Select Clock, Language, and Region.
• Click Date and Time.
• Under Time zone, check if there's any indications regarding Daylight Saving Time.

We'll keep an eye out for your response.

 

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You can find information about exact dates and the potential impact to your time zones in the

Changes In Windows Mobile Daylight Saving Time section.

Please note that even though it mght seem like a lot of information to read through, we recommend, as with any update, that it is a good idea to
read all the information before beginning the update. There are installation tips and an FAQ in the links.

 

Daylight Saving Time?

lol Margrave.


These are the current settings there:




I switched off and on that first one, and turned on the second one. Now my time is correct! Yay. Thanks wannagofast =)

When is the US gonna get rid of Daylight Saving Time?
We don't need that in the current modern days; It is an outdated "idea".


PS: I analyzed this scenario.
Assuming my settings aren't set to adjust the clock automatically somehow, Microsoft should implement a question on Daylight Saving Time. So, for example, once I turned on the computer today, the computer should've stated that today Daylight Saving Time ends (that the clocks get moved back one hour), and that the computer didn't seem to automatically do that. The computer should've asked if it should turn on that setting to automatically change the clock, if necessary.