Mac dual system time inconsistency how to do

　　Reason:

　　Windows and MacOSX default view of the PC's CMOS record clock is different.

　　Windows treats this clock as a local time, i.e. CMOS time is Beijing time.

　　MacOSX this clock as the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) world Standard, which is Greenwich Mean time (GMT) Greenway log times.

So if you are in MacOSX and Windows are selected as the local time zone is, once connected to the Internet, synchronization over time, will result in inconsistent time.

　　Workaround: (Modify the Windows registry)

Change the way Windows defaults to CMOs to UTC, which is consistent with MACOSX

Modify the Windows registry to locate the

Hkey_local_machinesystemcurrentcontrolsetcontroltimezoneinformation

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Add a DWORD item named "Realtimeisuniversal" to set the value to 1.

This allows you to set the local time zone to Beijing in Windows and Mac OS X, and it will not affect the other side, whether Windows or MacOSX sync over time.

　　Think you can't understand or feel trouble? Copy the following code to Notepad and save as "time synchronization. Reg"

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[Hkey_local_machinesystemcurrentcontrolsetcontroltimezoneinformation]

"Realtimeisuniversal" =dword:00000001