I have a problem with my device HTC Tytn II.
I setup as time zone, Berlin, Rome... GMT+1.
In my PC I have the same time.
Everytime I found my PDA with a different time zone, Zamibia GMT+1 but the
time is one hour lower the initial an true time.

For example I put Rome GMT+1 21:00,
after 2 hours, I find Namibia GMT+1 22:00 (it will be 23:00)

The problem is not the Activesync, because my PC is ok, and I find the bad
time zone even if I do not connet the PDA to PC.

I supposed it was due to PocketWeather, but it is not the option to verify
the system clock, automatically, because if I deselect it, the time is not
true again.

If I stop the upgrade of the weather the problem doesn't disappear.

Is it a problem common to other user?
Thanks

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fcasoli - Italy
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Device HTC TyTN
Windows Mobile 5 powered

At 20 Feb 2008 02:26:00 -0800 fcasoli wrote:
> I have a problem with my device HTC Tytn II.
> I setup as time zone, Berlin, Rome... GMT+1.
> In my PC I have the same time.
> Everytime I found my PDA with a different time zone, Zamibia GMT+1 but
the
> time is one hour lower the initial an true time.


Usually it's because the mobile operator is overriding the time (incorrectly,
in this case. )

Go to Start/Settings/Phone and see if there's a "Time Zones" tab, then
uncheck the "Automatically Change Time Zone and Clock" box. Now reset the
time and zone manually to the correct time and see if it resets again.

Some mobile operators hide the "time zone" tab, which requires unhiding it
with a registry hack.

I fount it and was selected in automatic setup.
I'm sure your reply will solve my problem.
Thanks for your strong help!
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fcasoli - Italy
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Device HTC TyTN II
Windows Mobile 6 Pro powered



"Todd Allcock" wrote:

> At 20 Feb 2008 02:26:00 -0800 fcasoli wrote:
> > I have a problem with my device HTC Tytn II.
> > I setup as time zone, Berlin, Rome... GMT+1.
> > In my PC I have the same time.
> > Everytime I found my PDA with a different time zone, Zamibia GMT+1 but
> the
> > time is one hour lower the initial an true time.
>
>
> Usually it's because the mobile operator is overriding the time (incorrectly,
> in this case. )
>
> Go to Start/Settings/Phone and see if there's a "Time Zones" tab, then
> uncheck the "Automatically Change Time Zone and Clock" box. Now reset the
> time and zone manually to the correct time and see if it resets again.
>
> Some mobile operators hide the "time zone" tab, which requires unhiding it
> with a registry hack.
>
>
>