Internet Time

Because of it's effect on the HomeGroup of my LAN, I had just syncronized the time settings of both computers on my network a couple of days ago, but I just noticed that my primary rig's time had lagged nearly a minute since then. I did a manual update and it is back in sync again, but I thought that there would be a means of setting a schedule for it to automatically sync itself, that I could adjust myself, but didn't find one. Is it possible to control this, and if not, how often does it check?

Thanks, that second link was what I was looking for. I reset it to check daily.

On that score, I can't keep up with you.

Ok guys, here my weird one. I go in to change the NNTP server because I am having issues with the Win7 clock gaining time. I open the Date and Time Control Panel item and the window I am presented with has Date and Time and Additional Clocks tabs, No Internet Time Tab....

What gives ???


Kevin

Do you have Windows Time enabled in the services.msc?

Yes

Status: Started
Startup Type: Manual
Log in as: Local Service

Hmm, I'm not sure then, because that is how mine is configured also. The only things that I can think of is to stop and restart it to see if the tab appears, or you might set it to automatic and reboot and check again.

After a very quick Google, it seems that a common denominator for this problem is that if a computer is part of a domain, the tab will not appear. Of course, I don't know if that would apply in your case or not?