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I installed release Juno recently. I used to have Manjaro before. timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 worked perfectly in Manjaro. It is not working in EOS. I am dual-booting with Windows 10.

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Please execute this in your terminal, 

timedatectl set-local-rtc 1 --adjust-system-clock

Do not worry if you see a warning after running timedatectl.

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  • Yes I did do this. Does not work. – Sadman Tariq Jan 6 at 5:35
  • Well can you please read this, this has all the information you need. – Hasan Jan 6 at 9:32
  • Oh and one more thing, have you tried to fix this in GUI before getting hands dirty in terminal? And I suggest you read the Ubuntu help article thoroughly I linked in my comment, it shows all possible ways. Let me know the results. – Hasan Jan 6 at 9:41
  • Ok I booted into eOS again. The time is correct now. I didn't even change anything. Thanks Hasan anyway. – Sadman Tariq Jan 7 at 6:08
  • In that case let me ask you did you reboot your computer after adjusting system clock? – Hasan Jan 7 at 9:12

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