Hey everyone, I'm looking for some help! Ever since I started dual booting my system, I've noticed that the clock on Windows 10 is off by a few hours, which I know is a common problem. While I could adjust all my Linux desktops individually, I would prefer a simpler solution, like using the "Sync Clock" button in the Settings under 'Date & Time'.
What I'm hoping to find is a way to do this using PowerShell, so I can automate the clock sync on boot. I've tried searching online, but I haven't found anything clear enough for me to understand. I suspect I might need admin access, so I'd appreciate any insights into the scripts I might use for this. Thanks a ton!
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One option you might consider is setting your Windows to use UTC for the BIOS clock. It's a neat workaround! Just make sure to check your BIOS settings; this could simplify things when dual booting.
Also, remember the saying: "When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!"
Wait a minute! Is that an actual option? Is it something I can change in Windows, or do I have to dig into my BIOS settings?