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Hi I have duel booted from several Linux versions to Windows 7 and 10.

When I get back into windows the time is always wrong and I reset It.

This registry Modification fixed that problem for me In both windows 7 and 10.

Make a Registry Backup first.

If you want to try It open run and type in regedit and hit Ok.

Now go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation

In the right hand pane right click and choose new D word value and name it RealTimeIsUniversal

Now double click on It and give It a value of 1

Close regedit from now on when you boot from Linux into Windows 7 or 10 the time will be correct.

Wrangler

great first  Tutorial  keep it

(06-28-2016, 10:40 PM)Compton Wrote: [ -> ]great first  Tutorial  keep it  

Ty hope someone can use It I found It online.
Not sure how many people duel boot with Linux here.

Wrangler

Nice helpful tutorial

ok looks like you did use your use your own content. ie wording, and images
were online did you get the tutorial ?

you are more then welcome tutorial just keep that in mind




[size=medium] we welcome people making tutorials

please make sure you use your own content. ie wording, and images

(06-29-2016, 01:53 AM)wrangler Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-28-2016, 10:40 PM)Compton Wrote: [ -> ]great first  Tutorial  keep it  

Ty hope someone can use It I found It online.
Not sure how many people duel boot with Linux here.

Wrangler

Thank you

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(06-29-2016, 11:46 AM)Compton Wrote: [ -> ]ok looks like you did use your use your own content. ie wording, and images
were online did you get the tutorial ?

you are more then welcome tutorial just keep that in mind

can tutorial's be posted on the forum

[size=medium] we welcome people making tutorials

please make sure you use your own content. ie wording, and images

Yes I used my own words and image.
I only posted after trying It on my desktop duel booting Linux and windows 7
and on my laptop using Linux and windows 10.

Wrangler