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ah ok, much appreciated.

Ok thanks very much for the help, I think that has worked. I've set the daylight savings time shift to 1, 12, 13.
Still not sure what caused the 12 and 13 hour shift in the first place.

Also: Suppose I permanently set FFS to a 12 hour shift from now on. Would this mean that I'm screwed again when daylight savings rolls around in my time zone? Because I would then have one set of files that are 12 hours off, plus another set of files that are 1 hour off due to daylight savings. If I ...

Ok thanks. My computer seems to be on the correct time settings and correct time zone, i.e. it says that the time is 14:30 when it is indeed 2.30 pm in my timezone. However my new OS seems to only allow 24 hour time formats, perhaps that is the cause of the problem. (But if that's the cause of the ...

At first, I thought so too. But there's nowhere on earth that has a 12 hour daylight saving shift.
I could indeed set FFS to ignore a 12 hour daylight saving shift. But that would mean that FFS would not be updating new files unless 12 hours have passed. There would be a 12 hour window all the time ...

My FreeFileSync seems to have a time detection error. It is detecting that every single file on my backup drive has a file timestamp 12 hours earlier than is actually the case. So after doing a Comparison, FFS is saying that *every* single file on my backup drive needs to be updated. This would take ...