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Bill Cunningham wrote:

>     Everytime I log onto Fedora 20 I am finding that when I go back to
> windows the time is 4 hours ahead. There's something wrong somewhere. It's
> not right on linux either. I hope it's not hardware.
> 
> Bill

You need to set linux to localtime or set win(whatever) to UTC.