Microsoft published a registry fix for this problem here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914387/en-us
They also have a full page devoted to their products here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/timezone/dst2007. mspx. Don't forget your Windows mobile phones.
For a good list of these and other vendor's fixes, checkout this article: http://www.edgeblog.net/2007/daylight-saving-time- the-year-2007-problem
While registry fixes aren't perfect, they do work. At least Microsoft has been upfront about the problem. It has been much harder to find fixes/patches from Sun, Cisco, Oracle, etc. Complaining that Microsoft did not release a patch for an out-of-support product, is like getting mad at RedHat for not patching version 7. All vendors end support eventually. And, don't even think of asking for a fix from your PBX vendor, your time clock vendor, or your cell phone carrier. They'll just tell you to manually set it. My microwave blinks 12:00, but it least it will still be right twice a day...
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Sorry, but I don't think this will work. Microsoft calculates changes in DST as a change in offset to GMT. It will query NTP for GMT.
Microsoft published a registry fix for this problem here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914387/en-us They also have a full page devoted to their products here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/timezone/dst2007. mspx. Don't forget your Windows mobile phones.
For a good list of these and other vendor's fixes, checkout this article: http://www.edgeblog.net/2007/daylight-saving-time- the-year-2007-problem
While registry fixes aren't perfect, they do work. At least Microsoft has been upfront about the problem. It has been much harder to find fixes/patches from Sun, Cisco, Oracle, etc. Complaining that Microsoft did not release a patch for an out-of-support product, is like getting mad at RedHat for not patching version 7. All vendors end support eventually. And, don't even think of asking for a fix from your PBX vendor, your time clock vendor, or your cell phone carrier. They'll just tell you to manually set it. My microwave blinks 12:00, but it least it will still be right twice a day...