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Not really, just had to goto each station and play it by ear.

Start Control Panel Automatic Updates Second option "Download updates but let choose when to install them" Thats the way I use it on my Servers and then I just VNC into them on Saturday night to reboot if needed.

Yeah, 1/2 my LAN is correct 1/2 is not. All the clients have the patch applied and I have to go around using TZedit.exe to get it correct as well as try to make sure that Outlook is sync'd up as well. As the time might be correct, but if the user sendds them self a test email, the time will be...

Yes, the zones are correct and DST is checked. However, when the time changed last time all our times were out of wack. That was the reason for running the TZedit.exe as well as the patch. Everything was fine, rebooted my DC (252 days uptime) and everyone started having issues again. I am...

EDIT: As local clients dont look to the Internet for Time, but rather a Time Server on the Domain. If anything the Time Server would look out to the Internet for an External Source...hence what I'm trying to do via time.windows.com entry in my Timer Server 's Registry...

It was to my understanding that machines on a Domain do not have the Internet Tab on the time/date...

Edit: Domain is 2000. Just went to a few of the effected machines and they are already patched.

Well my "real" concern is as to why both XP and 2k machines are not syncing from my DC. As if they did, all would be well <presuming the TimeZone's on the local are correct>. Any thoughts on that?

Ever since the Time Change a few months back, our time has been "off". I ran the TZedit.exe tool on all machines and got the local time to sync up with Outlook just fine...after trial and error. I have recently rebooted my DC and users have started to come to me and state the there local...