Calendar off by one day

Just noticed today that my Palm Desktop has shifted all of my recurring dates between April and November back one day. Most things, like birthdays, are all off one day during this time frame (every year). It also shifted some non-recurring events back one day. What the heck can cause this. Any ideas? Help!
Post relates to: Palm m505

I'm having the same issue with event dates on Palm Desktop v4.1 between April and October being changed to one day early. However, at the fringes, the dates are correct. For example, events on April 1 and 2 remain OK but one on April 8 was moved to the 7th. Similarly, an event on October 21st is now on the 20th but one on October 31st is OK. That would seem to indicate that the period might have to do with when DST used to start and end (I think). Furthermore, appointment times during this period were advanced one hour.
Events on my Palm IIIxe handheld are all OK but I haven't done a synch since 3/4/07, the week before the new DST change date. (I never changed the time on the handheld for DST.) I haven't wanted to do another one, even forcing the handheld to update the desktop, because I've since made changes on the desktop that I'd have to recreate, if I can remember all of them.
I am running Windows XP Pro but am way behind on OS updates so don't believe that would have been the cause in my case. I manually changed the Windows desktop time on March 11th. At that time, I forgot to change the setting so that it would not update the time from an online service and I remember I had to change it again when the old DST date came around. While I can understand how this could have had an impact on calendar times, I don't understand why it would affect dates.
I may be forced to manually fix things on the desktop but would much prefer if there was an easier solution. Mostly, I'd like to make sure, after doing all that, the problem doesn't repeat itself.

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