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Messing in that panel, It is fixed now so thanks for your help.

I tried that.

I have lost the Date and Time on The Desktop. Is there an easy way to get it back?

That did not last very long back to 5.

Jerry3904 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 29, 2018 6:32 am You mean like the MX Time Settings in the menu?

I think he meant the default installation off of the Live Media.

https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=mx

It is 6 today! I am really loving this Distro!

To solve your problem, you need to set the Hardware Clock to Local Time in MX. I prefer to set Windows to use UTC. That way it plays nice with multiple Linux installs on the same system. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/time#UTC_in_Windows As noted, Win10 needs the QWORD value IIRC. That is how...

Richard wrote: ↑Thu Jul 26, 2018 8:07 am To solve your problem, you need to set the Hardware Clock to Local Time in MX.

That fixed it, Thank you very much.

OK, I made some changes right after I posted and the Time in MX 17.1 is now working, but when I boot back into Windows 10, the time is off by 4 hours and both are set the same. I set the time as you suggested. Thanks for your help, I will keep on looking at this.

The time will not display the proper time or time zone when I boot into MX17. This is also messing up the time in other Distros and in Windows 10. There is like a 60 second or longer delay before the time is set properly. I really like this Distro and would like to keep it, but this problem is a dea...