I have not heard of a virus that does this but it does sound like maybe someone changed timezones if you are GMT-8 (US Pacific Standard Time). That would take it ahead the 8 hours if someone changed timezones to GMT. *************** technochic Turns out it was not a time zone issue or a virus. Apparently one of my team members moved the PDC to a VM and it was the only VM he had set up which derived its time from the local host instead of the primary time server. And for some reason it took its time from the BIOS which did not update when the OS time was changed when it was set up. Very odd all the way around but it changed the time for the entire domain. Didn't take long to find the problem and correct it. He had moved the PDC to several different VMs over the last month and yesterday finally hit this one that took down the entire house of cards. Sweet! Yeah he has to face the inquisition over it, but he's still here and no other VMs are set incorrectly so this will not happen again. Fun fun fun!

I have not heard of a virus that does this but it does sound like maybe someone changed timezones if you are GMT-8 (US Pacific Standard Time). That would take it ahead the 8 hours if someone changed timezones to GMT. *************** technochic Turns out it was not a time zone issue or a virus. Apparently one of my team members moved the PDC to a VM and it was the only VM he had set up which derived its time from the local host instead of the primary time server. And for some reason it took its time from the BIOS which did not update when the OS time was changed when it was set up. Very odd all the way around but it changed the time for the entire domain. Didn't take long to find the problem and correct it. He had moved the PDC to several different VMs over the last month and yesterday finally hit this one that took down the entire house of cards. Sweet! Yeah he has to face the inquisition over it, but he's still here and no other VMs are set incorrectly so this will not happen again. Fun fun fun!