Default Windows Time Sych Settings In Task Scheduler?


  1. Ex_Brit
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    Default Windows Time Sych Settings In Task Scheduler?


    Can anyone tell me who/what is the default user account used in the Windows Time Synchronisation task?
    I altered mine and forgot what the original was. I doubt it matters much but just in case.......... ;-)
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  3. Boozad
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    I'm presuming it's LOCAL SERVICE, that's how mine's set up and I've never altered it. I'll have to check in W7 as well and see what it says.
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    Yep, same in Windows 7.
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  4. Ex_Brit
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    Thanks, thought it was but not sure.
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  6. Boozad
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    No problem, glad I could help.
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