File date time

I don't know where to post this problem.

My home computer (XP) has exact same date/time set as in my office
computer(win 2000). I've checked that to make sure I'm right. When I make a
CD at my home computer, date/time information stays same on CD comparing to
original hard disk files, as you & I expected. At office when I open the CD
in w/explorer my time shows 12 hours back. Just today, I compile some VB
stuff for AutoCAD at home 1:22 MP, then make a snapshot of the current
screen with file listings, then made a CD and now, when I open that CD it
shows 6:22 AM. I have the bmp file evidence that I made it 1:22 PM and it
was really 1:22 PM. In fact saving files in my office computer is normal as
usual. Weird to me.

 

What time zones are the two computers setup in?

--
R. Robert Bell


I don't know where to post this problem.

My home computer (XP) has exact same date/time set as in my office
computer(win 2000). I've checked that to make sure I'm right. When I make a
CD at my home computer, date/time information stays same on CD comparing to
original hard disk files, as you & I expected. At office when I open the CD
in w/explorer my time shows 12 hours back. Just today, I compile some VB
stuff for AutoCAD at home 1:22 MP, then make a snapshot of the current
screen with file listings, then made a CD and now, when I open that CD it
shows 6:22 AM. I have the bmp file evidence that I made it 1:22 PM and it
was really 1:22 PM. In fact saving files in my office computer is normal as
usual. Weird to me.

 

I bought my home computer in LA (it's 2 years old) and my office computer is
rebuilt ~6 month ago; its in orange county. Both are P4 (SP 2 and 4)
computers. I had no problem 1 or 2 month ago. I was working late nights
these days and getting, in the same morning, wrong file date/times in the
office (I was so confused, I couldn't imagine this kind of error). Then I
decide to make a snapshot of the screen of my home and office computers'
same folders to make sure I'm not confusing anything. I have no idea.
Microsoft may.

 

Both home & office computers have
(GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana
setting