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mac技巧（Mac skills） Windows and Mac default to look at the system hardware time is different: Windows takes system hardware time as time (local), that is, the time shown in the operating system is the same as that shown in the BIOS/EFI. Mac takes the hardware time as UTC, and the time shown in the operating system is converted by hardware time. For example, Beijing time is GMT+8, then the system shows time is hardware time, +8. UTC, that is, Universal, Time, Coordinated, coordinated world time GMT, Greenwich, Mean, Time, Greenwich peacetime If you set the time zone in Mac and Windows for the Beijing time, the East eight zone, and you change the current system time to 9:00AM in Mac. At this point, the actual memory stored in the hardware is UTC time 1:00AM. When you reboot into Windows, youll find that the time shown in the windows system is 1:00AM, eight hours slower than the Mac. Similarly, when you change or synchronize the system time in the Windows, and then go to the Mac to see, the system will be 8 hours faster. In daylight saving time, the situation may be more complicated. Resolvent： Let Windows take hardware time as UTC Start run -CMD, open a command line program (Vista or Win7 to open the command line program administrator can access the registry), enter the following command in the command line and press enter 01.Reg, add, HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation, /v, RealTimeIsUniversal, /t, REG_DWORD, /d, Sound card installation method: [installation method] Install the kext kexthelper tool, voodoohda.prepfpane double click to install, remove the AppleHDA.kext - restart - in system settings - the sound input selection and output interface is generally speaker (CD) - over! G460A-IFI Intel core i5 processor i5-430M dual core processor Chipset Intel HM55 NVIDIA GeForce G310M graphics graphics card 512MB DDR3 memory NIC RealTek 8102 WiFi card unknown Installation version: original 10.6.3 (the one of Retail) Installed in the second MBR partit