Okay, its fixed. The above update was already installed. The time was an hour off and showed that DST didn't start until April 4th. I removed the above update (979306) and the computer then showed the correct time and that we were already in DST and it ended Nov 7th(which is correct). I went ahead and reapplied the update and it is still correct. I think it never installed correctly or it didn't like being installed after SP2 (or installing SP2 broke it) Thanks to all that replied. I am going to flag one post was BA.

Describes the December 2008 cumulative time zone update for Microsoft Windows operating systems. This update also includes other DST-related changes. Mar 31, 2010 Solution: didn;t microsoft issue a patch to correct that recently? Tuesday, February 23, 2010 8:16 PM Notice: Microsoft Windows.

You can manually change the dst configuration. Remember when the 2008 DST date changed and Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 2000. As an admin of Windows 2000 servers, I had to manually update the DST rules with the TZedit.exe utility. I don't currently have Windows 2008 to test with, but you probably can use the TZedit.exe utility to update the DST rules. Preparing for daylight saving time changes in 2008 Windows 2000 Update available - (under Extended Hotfix Support) Windows 2000 has passed the end of Mainstream Support and will not be receiving an update without Extended Hotfix Support.

All versions of Windows can be manually updated by using the or by using other techniques documented in Knowledge Base article, Online Webcast, and similar articles for other countries. That is the preferred method of remediation for any product outside Mainstream Support. (The Tzedit.exe tool lets you create and edit time zone entries for the Date/Time settings in Control Panel, especially for daylight saving time.). Beirut Full Discography.