I want to schedule a task to run at 5 minutes past midnight UTC every morning.

My computer automatically adjusts for daylight saving time, so during the winter I have the task scheduled for 00:05:00, and when the clocks go forward to BST (British Summer Time) I have to remember to alter the task to run at 01:05:00. I'm using task scheduler 1.0 on windows 10 pro.

Ok, so I only I have to remember this change twice a year, but it's really annoying that I can't find anyway to do this automatically.

I want to schedule a task to run at 5 minutes past midnight UTC every morning.

My computer automatically adjusts for daylight saving time, so during the winter I have the task scheduled for 00:05:00, and when the clocks go forward to BST (British Summer Time) I have to remember to alter the task to run at 01:05:00. I'm using task scheduler 1.0 on windows 10 pro.

Ok, so I only I have to remember this change twice a year, but it's really annoying that I can't find anyway to do this automatically.

UPDATE - one of the issues with a problem like this is that the live task is only run once a day, and the timezones only change twice a year, so creating a suitable test environment isn't very easy. I've tried the 'synchronise across time zones' button and it doesn't seem to do much, I think it's for running multiple jobs across different servers in different time zones.