Time Zones not updating on Windows 2003, Windows XP or Windows 2000
First published on TECHNET on Mar 11, 2007 After applying 931836 time zone changes don’t take effect until you manually change the time zone Symptom: We have isolated reports that Windows 2000, XP, and 2003 may find that their Windows clocks do not move forward for DST, even with fixes applied from 931836 or 928388.We ran the rebase tool on the machine and did not have the patch. We are patching the machine and going to re-run the rebase again. Can we suppress the emails being sent and will this fix the appointments without sending emails again?
First published on TECHNET on Mar 07, 2007 Q: We ran the rebase tool on the machine and did not have the patch.Is there specific guidance for manually updating a recurring meeting during the extended DST period?
First published on TECHNET on Mar 07, 2007 Q: Is there specific guidance for manually updating a recurring meeting during the extended DST period? Modifying the meeting body does not seem to work as the time remains the same.Is it correct to state that OWA uses the same scheduling technique for single appointments that outlook does – that it relies on the user's clock, local time setting – and DST adjustment setting to calculate the UTC time for the meeting?
First published on TECHNET on Mar 07, 2007 Q: Is it correct to state that OWA uses the same scheduling technique for single appointments that outlook does – that it relies on the user's clock, local time setting – and DST adjustment setting to calculate the UTC time for the meeting?A: It depends.I installed the Windows OS patch KB 931836 on our Windows 2003/Exchange 2003 server on February 14. The workstations are not patched and the Outlook or Exchange update tool has not been run. What rules were the workstations using when they created calendar
First published on TECHNET on Mar 07, 2007 Q: I installed the Windows OS patch KB 931836 on our Windows 2003/Exchange 2003 server on February 14.