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C# using minTime.ToUniversalTime is an hour out on a clients computer

I don't know a great deal about this subject so forgive my daft question, I have a datagrid that shows the date and time a change was made to the database, it works fine on my PC but on my clients the time is +1 hour. Is this because I have used .ToUniversalTime instead of .ToLocalTime? Thanks for any help.

Update: I've just run the program on my XP machine instead of my Vista machine and the time is +1 hour on XP, the timezone, daylight savings and zone are all the same. Is this a .Net thing?

Thanks

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