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Run below command.<br />
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w32tm /resync<br />
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if still not works, run below.<br />
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w32tm /config /syncfromflags:manual /manualpeerlist:peerlist<br />
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w32tm /config /update
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Run below command.

w32tm /resync

if still not works, run below.

w32tm /config /syncfromflags:manual /manualpeerlist:peerlist

w32tm /config /update

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That doesn't seem to bring it to the correct time zone. It stays in Pacific when it needs to be in central. I could simply go into the clock and change the time zone but I thought the time server/domain controller should simply bring it to the correct time and zone.
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That doesn't seem to bring it to the correct time zone. It stays in Pacific when it needs to be in central. I could simply go into the clock and change the time zone but I thought the time server/domain controller should simply bring it to the correct time and zone.

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try<br />
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net time %logonserver% /set /y<br />
w32tm /config /update
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try

net time %logonserver% /set /y
w32tm /config /update

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i gave up and just changed the time zone manually. Any other ideas before I close this one out? Really thought that the time server should be dictating the time and zone for all machines in its domain.
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i gave up and just changed the time zone manually. Any other ideas before I close this one out? Really thought that the time server should be dictating the time and zone for all machines in its domain.

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Makes complete sense Cliff. Thank-you!
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I have a server on our domain that has the wrong time zone.<br />
How do I get it to sync up with our domain controller so it picks up the correct time AND time zone?
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I have a server on our domain that has the wrong time zone.
How do I get it to sync up with our domain controller so it picks up the correct time AND time zone?

Time - Correct Time Zone

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