Will lthe early time change effect our computers?

Answer 1

Since most U.S. computer run on the WIndows XP operating system, network computer use the server edition, Microsoft has patches in place to fix the problem.
Vista and Windows XP with SP2 set for automatic updates have automatically received the patch.
SEE:
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/dst_topissues

Microsoft has patches are available at http://support.microsoft.com/gp/cp_dst for other Miscosoft operating systems.

Older operating System like 95,98,ME that are no longer being supported by Microsoft will most likely have to have the time adjusted manually. (Just like your kitchen clock)

Linux systems also will be automatically updated, or must have manual patches applied.

Computer network administrators are fully aware of the problem and it should be a non-event just like Y2K.

Answer 2

I belive no is the answer. It all depends on the people who run the computer networks if they get it right. When it is time, go to your time slot on your control panel and update the time from windows time center.

Answer 3

Home machines probably not. It is machines that hold calendar based apps like CRM and others that will be affected. Also calendar items in things like Outlook could be a little screwed up if not patched.