Have already done that, they still do not maintain time to the second. They are usually a few seconds to almost a minute off from one another.
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Anyone know of a software solution (preferebly free) to keep the time on one windows box 100% synchronized with the time of another windows box? Something that perhaps checks the time of the other box in time increments and keeps the 2 machines sync'd down to the second. Any thoughts?
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Hi, Time sync event occurs with a frequency of 7 days. You could try to set the update frequency event to occur more often.
have a look to this link:
http://www.pcreview.co.uk/
you can enable the NTP time server on one machine & have the other machine connect to it for the time settings. This would get you about as close as possible to same time!
to enable NTP time server
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\
Create a new DWORD value called "LocalNTP" and set it according to the value of 1
How about this - http://www.worldtimeserver
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by: ram_keralaPosted on 2008-09-04 at 04:28:49ID: 22386010
If your machine is connected to internet you can configure your time with Windows Time which wil be synchronized with Internet.Make sure that both are having same Time Zone