GOD FUCKING DAMMIT MICROSOFT IT'S NOT THAT FUCKING HARD TO REMEMBER WHAT TIME ZONE I SET

What did you set it to again?

We know better what you want.

Our bing AI is magnificent

Are you dualbooting by any chance? Windows and Linux treat the system timer differently, hence the discrepancy.

In my case it does not remember keyboard layout. I have only one installed in the system so no accidental switches. Sometimes its enough to lock the PC and when i come back after few hours its changed from qwerty to qwertz

@RememberMe I am actually. If that is causing it, I wonder how the two systems treat the time differently

@10Dev windows assumes the timer is in local time, Linux assumes it's UTC. So unless you're UTC, one of the two will get fucked in a dual boot. You could make Linux use local time for consistency I think.

Not really a fault of either system, it's just a different design choice.

@10Dev and yes the Linux
one is the sane one. You can flip a setting to make Windows use UTC as system time (of course Linux can also be set to local).