Time zone group policy change not working properly
- From: "Oran Turner" <nospamoturn@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:52:54 -0600
I followed "Method 1: Change the time zone settings on multiple networked
computers", in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914387, but my Windows 2000
systems will only reflect the changes once the time zone is manually changed
to a different time zone, then changed back to the original time zone. The
article doesn't say that this is required for this method, and fairly
certain that it's not.
This problem is occurring on systems that run the group policy startup
script as specified in "Method 1". The script runs successfully, and we get
the "DST 2007 Registry Update and Refresh has been executed on this
computer. Current time zone is: Time_zone_name" in the event log.
A manual time zone change isn't needed if the registry file and script are
run later after logging into the system. Although the article doesn't
mention setting specific security on the group policy, I've verified that
the authenticated users group has the "apply group policy" right.
Please help!
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