Munish

Hi

I have a Nokia 6300. When I connect it my PC and view the SMS in the Nokia
PC suite, the messages are all dated 2 hours ahead.

Im in the UK and we are curently in Day light saving time (GMT+1)

The time is shown correctly if I view the messages on the phone itself.
E.g. message received on the phone @ 14.05 is shown in the PC suite as being
received @ 16.05.

Auto-update of time is "on" in the settings.

Anyone know what the problem could be.

TIA

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Munish Sood

 

dino

Munish wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a Nokia 6300. When I connect it my PC and view the SMS in the Nokia
> PC suite, the messages are all dated 2 hours ahead.
>
> Im in the UK and we are curently in Day light saving time (GMT+1)
>
> The time is shown correctly if I view the messages on the phone itself.
> E.g. message received on the phone @ 14.05 is shown in the PC suite as being
> received @ 16.05.
>
> Auto-update of time is "on" in the settings.
>
> Anyone know what the problem could be.
>
Sounds like a setting on either your PC or on PC Suite is wrong

Chris Blunt

On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 19:19:15 +0100, "Munish" <no_@_email.com> wrote:

>Hi
>
>I have a Nokia 6300. When I connect it my PC and view the SMS in the Nokia
>PC suite, the messages are all dated 2 hours ahead.
>
>Im in the UK and we are curently in Day light saving time (GMT+1)
>
>The time is shown correctly if I view the messages on the phone itself.
>E.g. message received on the phone @ 14.05 is shown in the PC suite as being
>received @ 16.05.
>
>Auto-update of time is "on" in the settings.
>
>Anyone know what the problem could be.


I have a similar problem, but only when viewing SMS messages in Oxygen
Phone Manager.

I live in the Philippines, where the local time is 8 hours ahead of
GMT. SMS messages appear time-stamped correctly in the phone, but when
transferred to OPM they appear timed 8 hours previously. An SMS sent
or received locally at 11am appears in OPM marked as 3am.

Strangely enough, their time is shown correctly in PC Suite, so I
don't know if the reason for our problems are related or not.

Chris