Windows 10: Threat Definition version Last Update time stamp is wrong

Hello. I often manually update threat definitions. I recently noticed that after checking for updates, the "Last Update: " field shows the correct date, but the time is off 6 hours. I recently got the Windows 10 Pro Version 1809 OS Build 17763.379 as part of an update. I'm not sure it's related, but never noticed the time being off 6 hours prior to the update. Is there anything I can do to fix this? Thanks in advance for your help!

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Windows Defender Threat Definitions Update?


Normally by this time of day I've had one or two definitions updates. None since last night late:





Anyone got a later version this morning?

 

Wrong time stamp on received text message

Hello....



No joy.



I set my current time zone to be GMT with 0h for daylight savings. Obviously, the clock will be wrong along with the time stamp of sent msgs. Received msgs have a time stamp of -4h...



It's as if the time stamp of received msgs doesnt latch onto the current time, and it just blindly subtracts 4h from the current time.



Should I upgrade the firmware if it exists?

 

Wrong time stamp on received text message

I know this this thread is a few months old and there are quite a few other similar ones on the net, so I want to add this in case it helps anyone. It is relevant to many newer Nokia phones, including the Nokia X6.



To sort out the time-stamp issue (it seems obvious at first but the last bit is really crucial):



Select the 'Clock' > Options > Settings > Time Zone and change it to your local zone. This will render the message that as a consequence automatic time update will be switched off. Click to accept and continue.



Note that the phone's clock will have changed from what was previously the correct time for your location to something representing the correct time plus the erroneous time difference on your email time-stamps. Change the phone's 'Time' setting back to
the correct time for your location.



Then change the 'Time Zone' back to 'Local Time'. You will be asked if you are travelling - state 'No', so that the phone understands you are correcting an error not just moving zones physically.



Go into 'Automatic Time Update' and switch it back on.



The issue seems to have been that the 'local time' was set to GMT -5 by default. The last two steps above redefine local time from the GMT -5 default to your own time-zone, and allow automatic time updates to be retained with the correct settings.



In short, it appears that 'Local Time' is not just another option to selecting a specific time-zone, but a variable containing one of the listed zones (which can be redefined as above) that allows automatic updates to said zone.



Once all done, try sending an email. If you have followed the above exactly, the time-stamp on it should be correct.



Good luck