Daylight Saving Time is dumb enough without constantly changing when it starts and stops. >:(
In trying to keep the clock at the right hour, I managed to change April to May for a few days. I picked it up when my “History” got messed up.
Now my last avast! scan reads “5/5/2009 9:47”
Any potential problem from this?
I also wonder if sometimes not opening current pages, but past ones, from favorites could be related.
Thanks for any ideas.
Is your clock changing a lot? Might you have a bad CMOS battery that is causing this?
You could try to have your computer update to an internet time server to help it stay on track…
Clock stayed on PST with time change, so I adjusted it to PDT. Then, of course, it went to PDT on its own, so i had to go back.
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Thanks. The problem was the right month, not the right minute or second. 
Never bid on eBay.
Actually, I asked if the month’s difference in scan records could be a problem.
Have a look at:
Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/cp_dst
I don’t remember what operating system you are using and it would help if you put that information in your profile.
I do remember that Win98/ME had to have an update applied for the new rules that came into play a couple of years ago.
There’s also a little program called “TZEDIT” which I used on my Windows Me computer to correct the problem with that older operating system… 