Version. 184 calendar sync problem

[paulster101]

I never had this problem on the previous version. All of the calander entries are exactly two hours off. My phone's entry is 4 to 6 , "myphonexplorer's" calander says 2 to 4.

Thank god my phone explorer did not change any entries in the phone.

I have un installed and reinstalled " my phone explorer". And my whole operating system. The same problem.

I had decided to up my XP from sp2 to sp3 with a whole new clean install. So I also decieded to up my phone explorer whith the latest ver184. I m pretty sure my old ver was 182. Also the phone which has not changed is a htc tmobile 4g slide.

This is bad I can't deal with this. Proper calander times are vital to my work.

Also in settings , under custom, sync direction, when I set the directon from both ways to phone to pc only, (to safe guard my telephone's data), the program changes it back to both ways after closing.

What do you think? I suppose I could go back to 182[/quote]

[paulster101]

I went back to ver 1.8.2 and still the exact strange anomaly.

Now I am sorry to assume it was 184.

I am going to check my bios for issues now.

I do remember a clock there, maybe it is 2 hours off.

Of course if I find the answer I will post it. And if somebody gets an idea to try, please post.

[paulster101]

Ok found it .

Bios clock was ok.

The clock in my phone and the clock on my desktop where set to the exact same time.

The clock in the phone was set to central time US. Where I live.

I never set the time zone in the computer after new os. It was set to pacific time, 2 hours behind.

This made all the enties in the calender jump 2 hours. It looked very strange to say the least. And scary. Of course I assumed calander time enties to be nothing more then the numaric digits recorded like the text in the subect or location entries. I had no idea they might be part of some logarithim to ajust for time zone as well,,

When I found the anomaly, I felt like removing the post because it seems so stupid.

But ill leave it. It might help somebody else, or a least give a laugh.

Thanks for a great product Mr. Wechselberger.