Can't make clock show correct time

[Wardex]

So, I installed Microsoft Teams bacause I need It for the school. But, In order to work I needed to make my clock on laptop same as the one on internet, and forum which I was looking suggested I type this commands in terminal:

sudo systemctl enable systemd-timesyncd.service

timedatectl set-ntp true

After this It works, but my clock is one hour behind. I tried to change It in settings, but It didn’t work. How can I fix this without making Microsoft Teams broken again?

[Adramyttium]

Check Manjaro Settings Manager. There you will find “Time and Date.” Once there, make sure your time zone is set correctly.

[linux-aarhus]

Dual-booting windows I presume?

@linux-aarhus

Both Windows and Linux uses time zones - but Windows expects hardware clock to be in local time and Linux expects the clock to be UTC.

The will inevitably lead to confusion with a dual-boot system.

The only solution to prevent the confusion is ensure the both systems use the same point of origin.

[root tip] Get your time/timezone right using Manjaro/Windows dual-boot

Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ The woes of dual-booting Manjaro/Windows Windows defaults to setting the (RTC) real-time-clock to local-time and Linux sets RTC in UTC (universal-time). This makes your time/timezone floating in space where it may be in doubt what time it actually is. Manjaro configuration The best approach to keep both working is to set your RTC (hardware clock) to UTC # timedatectl set-local-rtc 0 or use # hwclock --systohc --utc And enable a network-time-daemon on Linux. # systemctl …

[Wardex]

Yes, I dual boot! I will try this solution soon

[olividir]

This is a solution for me, my computer clock was showing two minutes late compared to my phone. Going to Settings -> Time and date and checking “Make time date automatic” changed the clock to the same time as my phone. I am (currently) running KDE.