So what you're saying is that the problem in his case isn't necessarily that Windows has a time clock issue. It's that he's dual booting with a different OS which reads the time clock differently (UTC versus local). So the problem is caused by the act of dual booting with another OS, not by either of the OS's per se.
Am I reading that right?
Only if both conventions -- interpreting the clock as UTC, and as local time -- made equal sense. As Drakino's link explains, that's not the case. There's a right way and a wrong way, and DOS and Windows do it the wrong way.
Peter
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