Install changes system clock

how come when i install arch, and then boot into windows later, my system clock is changed to like 8 hours ago. has this happened to anyone before?

And what time is it really ?
What I would do now : decide for yourself if you want the CMOS clock in localtime or not. Your decision will probably depend on your Windows system. If you have WIndows98 (first edition) or earlier, you have no choice: CMOS should be localtime. If you have Win98SE or later then carefully check in your Windows system how you set it up. It *usually* wants it in localtime, but it can handle UTC, therefore check your configuration.
Now, you know how you want your CMOS/BIOS clock to be.
Now boot into Arch and edit /etc/rc.conf accordingly. Note, however that your TIMEZONE is incorrect. You probably want something like
TIMEZONE=America/New_York
TIMEZONE=EST
Note, that the first automatically switches between daylight savings time, whereas the second does not necessarily. The value you give to TIMEZONE has to actually exist as a file in /usr/share/zoneinfo/ (I.e. no matter weather you live in Boston, D.C., Miami, Atlanta, Philladelphia you always choose America/New_York) !
Now that you have edited /etc/rc.conf correctly, I would boot into the BIOS and set the CMOS clock there correctly.
EDIT: links to 2 previous threads about this topic :
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=2198
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=830

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**RESOLVED -- SEE END FOR FIX
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I've tried rerunning the hwclock --systohc --utc command, to no avail.
If anyone has any input as to why my computer is confusing UTC and local time, and any way I could fix it, I would greatly appreciate it.
I could just change my timezone to UTC - 0, that would cause my system to display the right time (I think) but I'd rather actually fix the problem, instead of simply covering it up with a band aid, if it is possible.
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Install the network time protocol daemon. This will allow you to sync your system time over the internet.
sudo pacman -S ntp
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After running this command and setting the system clock, run:
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Last edited by douglasr (2012-12-21 21:23:11)

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