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Copper Contributor

Mar 09, 2020

Teams desktop app not observing daylight savings time

I'm currently having an issue with my Teams. I'm in the Mountain time zone, which recently switched to daylight savings. My system clock (Windows 10) has updated correctly, but Teams still believes i...

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Copper Contributor

Mar 13, 2020

I just had this with one of our clients. Signing out of Teams and signing back in got her time corrected. rpetti_ot

Josh Sullins
Brass Contributor
Mar 13, 2020
Que9322 for us the only solutions have been:
- Reboot
- If still happens, uninstall / reinstall Teams.
- mpddcf
  Copper Contributor
  Apr 13, 2020
  Below steps worked for in my org.
  
  Uninstall Teams Machine-Wide Installer
  Reboot
  Reinstall Teams
  - Josh Sullins
    Brass Contributor
    Apr 13, 2020
    mpddcf
    
    This is working in our organization and it seems to last and be a persistent fix (uninstall and reinstall of Teams, for us, only lasted some days or weeks).
    
    1) Access the Windows 10 Control Panel and view by large or small icons.
    2) Select "Date and Time" to open the Date and Time settings.
    3) Select "Change Time Zone..."
    4) Change the time zone to something different.
    5) Send someone a test message in the Teams client and verify that the sent timestamp matches the Windows time in the taskbar. - If it does not match, have the user completely close out of the Teams client and open it up again to verify this change.
    6) Change the time zone back to the appropriate zone.
    7) Send someone another test message in the Teams client and verify that the sent timestamp matches the Windows time in the taskbar. - If it does not match, completely close out of the Teams client and open it up again to verify this change

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