WCS time settings are incorrect on application

We have an issue with the time setting in the GUI of the WCS. The box is set with the right time but in the web interface, the time is 5h in advance.
I noticed this while creating a guest user acct, while editing time settings. The controller is not 5hours advance and has the correct time.
Is there a way for me to find out how WCS is configured with a time zome? WCS is installed on a Windows 2008 Server.
Thanks,
John

John....
This is per Cisco:
Set Up NTP on the WCS
The WCS relies on Windows or Linux for the correct time. The WCS checks the Windows Operating System or the Linux Operating System once every 24 hours for the system time. Therefore, it does not immediately know about system time changes unless you stop and restart the WCS server. Right-click on the clock and select Adjust Date/Time. Use an NTP time source to set the clock and manually set the offset for your time zone. This is typically already set.

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