Reported on Microsoft Connect HERE.
See the summary below. Go to the above link to view the full details. I added this more as feedback versus adding it as an issue (it isn't an actual "trouble").
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Summary:
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Get-MaintenanceWindow reports StartTime and ScheduledEndTime property as the UTC time (ignoring the local timezone).
Example below, the current time is approximately:
Monday, October 27, 2008 7:15:14 PM
When the New-MaintenanceWindow cmdlet is used to create a maintenance window starting immediately, using Get-MaintenanceWindow immediately after, the StartTime shows as:
(Monday, October 27, 2008 7:15:14 PM)+6 (Timezone value)-1 (not DST)=10/28/2008 12:14:58 AM
So it appears, the StartTime property follows the above formula to display the value to the console via the Command Shell.
Get-MaintenanceWindow should report Date/time properties while accounting for the local timezone settings.
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