Have a problem with your Windows clock? Need assistance?
Have a problem with your Windows clock? Need assistance?
This Saturday I set up my system and reinstalled Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1. After the install I faced no issues. However, on Tuesday I added Ubuntu GNOME 16.04.2 x64 on another HDD. My system has two HDDs—one for Windows and one for Linux—on the same machine. After a day, I noticed Ubuntu’s clock works correctly, but Windows shows a delay of about six and a half hours. Since Ubuntu’s time is accurate, I suspect the problem isn’t with the CMOS battery. Please assist me in resolving this. Anyone here willing to help?
From the page on Debian's hardware clock and system time during dual booting
You need to adjust the system time to match your local time zone. Since you're new to Linux, check your current time settings and then use commands like `timedatectl` or `date` to change it accordingly.
Open nano file at /etc/adjtime and update the UTC setting to match local time. Press ctrl-x to save changes and exit. Switch to Windows, adjust the clock, and everything should work fine.