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It's not the server clock, it's the program. It did this on the old server as well, but I posted at Neural Grid and the server clock is set correctly.
What files should I redo?

My wifes site receives few orders. As it is right now there are no orders in the program.
Before I change any files I'm going to place an order and see what it does. I'll get back to you on it.

The dates you're seeing on the view all orders screen are the file modify dates.  That's what's compared to the cron date to determine if any files need to be deleted.  If that's right and the system time is right, I don't see how you could be having a problem.  To get the cron to run right now, edit the file:

./data/site/cron.db

So that it reads:

1|1

And then access the store.  Cron will run and you'll see what you see.  After cron runs, that file will then read:

1|xxx

Where xxx is the epoch (seconds since 1/1/1970) when cron ran.  Let me know if those orders are still there or not.

The cron only runs once every 30 days, so your difference can be up to 2,592,000 seconds older than the current time, depending on when you check it.  If you just want to disable the deletion of orders, change:

#########
######### Delete pending orders.
#########

$directory_to_examine = "$data_path_tracking_pending";
$date_difference_in_days = "$time_period_hold_tracking_pending";
&site_cron_execute;

#########
######### Delete completed orders.
#########

$directory_to_examine = "$data_path_tracking_completed";
$date_difference_in_days = "$time_period_hold_tracking_completed";
&site_cron_execute;

To:

#########
######### Delete pending orders.
#########

$directory_to_examine = "$data_path_tracking_pending";
$date_difference_in_days = "$time_period_hold_tracking_pending";
#&site_cron_execute;

#########
######### Delete completed orders.
#########

$directory_to_examine = "$data_path_tracking_completed";
$date_difference_in_days = "$time_period_hold_tracking_completed";
#&site_cron_execute;