clock problem

[rpared01]

my clock keep jumping 5 minutes ahead, i thought i solve it before by running a time sync command i found MS tech forums. but it looks like its back again. i'm running win 7 Enterprise and i have all my updates installed. any help would be great guy

 

[rsvr85]

my clock keep jumping 5 minutes ahead, i thought i solve it before by running a time sync command i found MS tech forums. but it looks like its back again. i'm running win 7 Enterprise and i have all my updates installed. any help would be great guy

Hello rpared01 & welcome

Make sure that your BIOS clock is set correctly & also check that your computer is synchronizing with an internet time server.

 

[seekermeister]

Try resetting the time server to "time-b.nist.gov".

 

[rpared01]

my clock keep jumping 5 minutes ahead, i thought i solve it before by running a time sync command i found MS tech forums. but it looks like its back again. i'm running win 7 Enterprise and i have all my updates installed. any help would be great guy

Hello rpared01 & welcome

Make sure that your BIOS clock is set correctly & also check that your computer is synchronizing with an internet time server.


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iit wont let me change it the time server, it because im part of a domain ?

 

[rsvr85]

my clock keep jumping 5 minutes ahead, i thought i solve it before by running a time sync command i found MS tech forums. but it looks like its back again. i'm running win 7 Enterprise and i have all my updates installed. any help would be great guy

Hello rpared01 & welcome

Make sure that your BIOS clock is set correctly & also check that your computer is synchronizing with an internet time server.


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iit wont let me change it the time server, it because im part of a domain ?

Are you logged in as an administrator?

 

[rpared01]

no but i have admin rights, but i can login as the admin

 

[rpared01]

just login as the admin and still nothing cant change the time clock server, where would i find it in the registry ?

 

[rsvr85]

Have you checked your BIOS clock?

 

[Dwarf]

Are the clocks on the other computers in the domain also out by the same amount, or is it just yours?

 

[rpared01]

yes my bios clock is on the correct time. me and 3 other user but those user are on vista Business are off by different times, one by 10 other by 12 or by 5 minutes. But i have 6 other users who are on xp are not having this problem.

 

[Dwarf]

Let me get this straight. You are saying that, out of the others on the domain (1 Windows 7 (you), 3 Vista and 6 XP), only the XP machines are displaying the correct time?

 

[rpared01]

right on the nail, yes

 

[rpared01]

i got it working ok again with this guide

 

[Dwarf]

I'm pleased that you have solved your problem. What exactly did you do?

 

[rpared01]

i put a link to the guide