Windows 10: Taskbar calendar off by one day

The new task bar calendar is off by one day. At the top of the calendar, where the time is shown, the date (day month, day and year) are correct. But the calendar below showing all the days of the month is off by one day. For example, it says today is Tuesday, August 17, 2015 rather than Monday...etc.

Thank you for any help you offer.

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Calendar and Phone off by a day

When I sync my Phone and Outlook it throws my phone off by a day. Is there any solutions for this? Very frustrating.

 

Calendar and Phone off by a day

Hi,

Download the DST patch for your phone to see if that resolves your issue:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/downloads/microsoft/daylight-savings-update.mspx

Linley.

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Hi Yawpkahrma, welcome to the Ten Forums.

Please make a screenshot showing the clock & calendar on your desktop and post it here. The easiest way is to open the clock & calendar and press WIN + PrintScreen , the screenshot will then be saved in your user folder in Pictures/Screenshots.

To make a screenshot: Screenshot - Take in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
To post the screenshot: Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Ten Forums - Windows 10 Forums

 

Have you tried to fix it and then see if it's still correct tomorrow?

Right click over the date/time area in the bottom right.
Click on Adjust date/time.
Make the correction.

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sorry........... I can see that's not going to fix it.

 

When you click on the date/time area on the bottom right, what do you see?

I get the actual calendar for the month of August and all the days are right.... from the 1st to the 31st.

Is that what you are seeing?

You can also go to...

Start
Control Panel
Clock, Language and Region
Set the Time and Date

to check it out.

 

Here's a screenshot (I hope)

 

I can't the bloody screenshot into the message box (argh!)

 

Sorry, can't help you there if the upload tutorial I linked to is not enough.

Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Ten Forums - Windows 10 Forums

 

I'm not OP, but I do have the same problem. Here's a screenshot of my Desktop with the Date and the Calendar.

 

Your set First day of the week is Sunday. Try changing it to Monday, sign out from Windows and back in and change it back to Sunday. Does this fix the issue?

You can change the first day of the week in Settings > Time & Language > Date & Time > Formats > Change date & time formats.

 

No. I changed it to Monday and I am still getting all the dates being one day off.

 

Kari...this person has exactly the same problem as me. (Sorry I couldn't figure out the screenshot technique) - I'm wondering if we have to (or can) reinstall 10 in its entirety? Thank you, Kari, for taking time to help us with this.

 

As I am used to European standards, my week starts on Monday, the left most column showing correctly for instance in the screenshot below Mondays of this August:




I was asking the screenshot because I thought that the first day of the week might be the key to this issue. I still believe it has something to do with this, but the screenshot LuxorRex posted shows a really weird situation: it shows the first day of the week as Sunday but then the dates shown below the column title Sunday are Saturdays.

I will install US English Windows 10 this weekend when I have time instead of my usual GB English and play with this a bit, I will post here if I find a solution or a workaround.