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The user is experiencing a time synchronization issue in a dual-boot setup with Windows 10 and Linux Mint, where Windows 10's time doesn't update correctly after switching from Linux. Respondent suggests adjusting time settings to use network time for synchronization, which resolves the problem. The overall tone indicates a common and fixable issue with dual-boot configurations.

Swaraj Nandedkar

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I am using Windows 10 and Linux Mint in Dual Boot mode on my laptop. Everything is working fine with Dual Boot, except the Time in Windows 10. Whenever i am Switching from Linux Mint to Windows 10, the time is not updating to the current time. Suppose, i switched from Windows 10 to Linux on 2.00PM, Used Linux for 2 Hours and Switched back to Windows 10 on 4.00PM. After switching to Windows 10 after 2 hours usage of Linux, the time is not updating and still at the 2.00PM [Exactly the Same time where i left the Windows for Linux].

What should i Do?
 

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I found going into time settings and telling it to update iwth network time would get my time working as it should. Bit of a pain and confusing when it first happened. I have just found THIS which maybe helpful

nmsuk

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I found going into time settings and telling it to update iwth network time would get my time working as it should. Bit of a pain and confusing when it first happened. I have just found THIS which maybe helpful
 

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