Description: Learn how to check and correct your Windows date, time, and time zone settings to prevent synchronization and reporting issues.
Availability: United States
Verify Windows Date and Time
Windows 11
- Select the Start button (Windows logo) at the bottom of your screen.
- Select Settings > Time & language.
- Select Date & time.
Under Date & time, verify the following:
- Ensure Set time zone automatically is turned On (if available).
- Ensure Set time automatically is turned On.
If the Time Zone Is Incorrect
- Turn Set time zone automatically to Off. The Time zone dropdown menu will appear.
- Select the correct time zone from the list.
Important:
- Arizona: Select (UTC-07:00) Arizona (Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time).
- Hawaii: Select (UTC-10:00) Hawaii (Hawaii does not observe Daylight Saving Time).
Log in to Transaction Manager or Lighthouse Business Manager (LBM) and verify that the time is now correct.
If Issues Persist
- Restart the computer to ensure the new settings are applied.
- Clear your browser’s cache and cookies.
- Ensure your system clock is visible and not being overridden by network/domain settings.
- If your device is managed by your IT department, contact them to verify that time synchronization policies are not preventing changes.
Verify LBM Time Zone Preference
- Open Lighthouse Business Manager.
- Select Settings.
- Select Settings again.
- Select the Time Zone Preference.
- Select Update Settings.
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