January 10, Ask a new question. What do you see that shows it is still in California? Have you checked all your settings? Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. First, you need to be careful when you say "my Dell 2in1 still thinks I am in California.
It's your software that does the thinking, and your internet-facing software in particular. Unless your computer has a GPS built in, your software really has no idea where you are. So it has to guess, basing itself on whatever information it knows about you from how you've used your computer in the past.
Often, those guesses are really good. Other times they are hilarious. At least your software pegged you in the right country. Plenty of folks who post here can't even say that much. Your internet facing software knows what you've searched on the internet, what ads you responded to, where you get your internet service, and much, much more.
And it has a long memory. All this contributes to the guesses it makes. You can try to bring your software update by clearing your internet caches, deleting cookies and things like that.
But in truth, you'll probably just have to wait for your computer to catch up with you. For its part, Windows 10 has a Privacy setting where you can select a default location, but that only works with apps that you get from Microsoft Store. Yes, new service from Spectrum. Have changed my address on all known services and sites, all of them.
