Windows Time distribution does not seem to be working as I discovered when I found that my clock was running two minutes fast.
Apparently it has been going wrong for some time now and is currently not available.
If you double click on the task bar clock and then select the "internet time" tab there should be a tick in the "automatically synchronize" box (unless you've previously unchecked it).
Try the "update now" button and you will probably get an error message.
If you change the source on the drop down list from "time.windows" to "time.NIST.gov" and then update now it will undoubtedly work, so keep it on this setting - its more accurate anyway.
Thanks for that. :thumb:
Interesting, thanks :thumb:
I use the NPL servers, ntp1.npl.co.uk and ntp2.npl.co.uk.
I used to have that problem (the error message) with XP and Vista but it seems fixed with Windows 7.
I use the University's Janet time server at ntp2.ja.net, always gets an instant response
Quote from: kinmel on Aug 23, 2011, 18:25:59
I use the University's Janet time server at ntp2.ja.net, always gets an instant response
Downloading at the local uni in the evening, using the janet network is quite awesome. The download is finished before you click the button almost :D
Quote from: kinmel on Aug 23, 2011, 18:25:59
I use the University's Janet time server at ntp2.ja.net, always gets an instant response
+1