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The thread discusses issues with computer time synchronization in NSW, Australia, where an extra daylight savings hour causes problems accessing the Microsoft Store. The original poster shares a workaround by adjusting the clock with time.nist.gov, despite Microsoft not providing an official fix. A follow-up question asks if Microsoft issued a fix, to which the original user responds that while Microsoft hasn't, they've provided helpful notes on their error page. The overall tone is practical and solution-oriented.
ussnorway

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Just fyi for my fellow Aussies... computers can't tell time!

If you live in NSW and try to get to the Microsoft Store then you will first have to adjust your clock to remove the extra daylight savings hour... sinking with time.nist.gov should do the trick then you can go back to normal time afterwards.
 

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No but it works and Microsoft has added extra notes to their 80072f8f error page which was nice of them.
 

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