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I have Windows XP Professional, and the daylight savings box IS checked. But it just doesn't want to stay

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Hmm I don't know dude.

My Vista, every time I  shut it down and restart it, it's back an hour. I have to set my clock every time I start it up

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I feel so dead inside sometimes

Good intentions are often misunderstood

Either restart or turn off your PC.  As your PC is rebooting or starting you will see a black screen with F2=startup
                                                       etc.
It may say F6 = setup, in any case immediately hit or press down that F key.  A screen will pop up.  Find the system time and change it.  Mine said on the bottom Change space + -
which means make sure whatever you want to change is selected (use the arrow up or arrow down key) and then press first the space bar--don't let up--and then the + or minus key and it increases or decreases your time.   Remember it is in military time so that 16:00 means 12:00

It is that simple!!  Now you have changed your PC to the correct daylight savings time!

Cathy S
gardening-by-cathy.net

Post edited at 2:37 pm on Mar. 15, 2008 by mtnbluet