I have tried all of the suggestions posted, still cannot sync my time on the
internet-all that you have posted I tried- changed to -a.nist.gov- then
tried tock.usno.navy.mil- any other suggestions?

qcanpc18 <qcanpc18@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I have tried all of the suggestions posted, still cannot sync my time on the
>internet-all that you have posted I tried- changed to -a.nist.gov- then
>tried tock.usno.navy.mil- any other suggestions?

google and download nistime-32bit.exe

run it when you want to update your clock.

I will try it, I could not use the link to get back to you from my e mail
outlook express, all I got was a blank page even thought it said 100%- what
do you know about demension 4

"Uncle Grumpy" wrote:

> qcanpc18 <qcanpc18@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> >I have tried all of the suggestions posted, still cannot sync my time on the
> >internet-all that you have posted I tried- changed to -a.nist.gov- then
> >tried tock.usno.navy.mil- any other suggestions?
>
> google and download nistime-32bit.exe
>
> run it when you want to update your clock.
>

Of historical note on Sun, 24 Feb 2008 05:25:00 -0800
qcanpc18 <qcanpc18@discussions.microsoft.com> scribed:

|I have tried all of the suggestions posted, still cannot sync my time on the
|internet-all that you have posted I tried- changed to -a.nist.gov- then
|tried tock.usno.navy.mil- any other suggestions?

You may want to try Doug Knox's Internet Time Update Interval utility listed under his WinXP Utilities:
<http://www.dougknox.com/>

Here's a direct link to the download:
<http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/InternetTime.zip>

I've used it for quite some time and it works very well. It allows you to set the update interval to hourly, daily, weekly and a custom setting.

hth
--
cf <cfnews@NOcharterSPAM.net>
I may be dumb, but I'm not stupid.
Terry Bradshaw

qcanpc18 <qcanpc18@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote on Sun, 24 Feb 2008:

>I have tried all of the suggestions posted, still cannot sync my time on the
>internet-all that you have posted I tried- changed to -a.nist.gov- then
>tried tock.usno.navy.mil- any other suggestions?

Hello qcanpc18

Not sure what you have tried so far, but this is worth a go if you
haven't already tried it. It de-registers and then re-registers the
Windows Time service and often seems to cure a stubborn glitch.

Here's how:

Go to Start | Run and type cmd <OK> to open a Command prompt.

Now type the following commands:

net stop W32Time <Enter>

w32tm /unregister <Enter>

w32tm /register <Enter>

net start W32Time <Enter>

Now you can try synchronising again and see if anything's changed.

Hope this helps, let us know how it goes :-)
--
Nightowl

On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 05:25:00 -0800, qcanpc18
<qcanpc18@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I have tried all of the suggestions posted, still cannot sync my time on the
>internet-all that you have posted I tried- changed to -a.nist.gov- then
>tried tock.usno.navy.mil- any other suggestions?

http://www.download.com/Atomic-Clock...-10061823.html

WaIIy wrote:
| On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 05:25:00 -0800, qcanpc18
| <qcanpc18@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
|
| | I have tried all of the suggestions posted, still cannot sync my
| | time on the internet-all that you have posted I tried- changed to
| | -a.nist.gov- then tried tock.usno.navy.mil- any other suggestions?
|
| http://www.download.com/Atomic-Clock...-10061823.html

Having more than 1 firewall installed caused this problem for me. Are
you sure you don't have a firewall from a anti-virus suite installed, as
I did by having McAfee installed for free by Comcast (ISP)?