Synchronize Windows 10 Clock with an Internet Time Server

Synchronize Windows 10 Clock with an Internet Time Server: If you have set the Clock in Windows 10 to automatically set time then you may be aware that the current time is synchronized with an Internet Time Server in order to update time. This means that the clock on your PC’s Taskbar or Windows Settings is updated at regular intervals to match the time on the time server which ensures that your clock has accurate time. You need to be connected to the internet for time to automatically synchronize with an Internet time server without which the time won’t be updated.

Now Windows 10 uses the Network Time Protocol (NTP) to connect with the Internet time servers in order to synchronize Windows Clock. If the time in Windows Clock is not accurate then you could face network issues, corrupted files, and incorrect timestamps in documents & important files. With Windows 10 you could easily change the time servers or can even add a custom time server when necessary.

So now you know it’s important for your Windows to display the correct time in order to ensure proper functioning of your PC. Without which certain applications and Windows services will start experiencing issues. So without wasting any time let’s see How to Synchronize Windows 10 Clock with an Internet Time Server with the help of the below-listed tutorial.

How to Synchronize Windows 10 Clock with an Internet Time Server

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Method 1: Synchronize Windows 10 Clock with an Internet Time Server in Internet Time Settings

1. Ụdị akara in Windows 10 Search then click on Ogwe njikwa site na nchoputa.

2. Ugbu a pịa "Oge elekere, Asụsụ, na Mpaghara" wee pịa "Ụbọchị na Oge".

3.Under Date and Time window click “Gbanwee ụbọchị na oge".

4.Switch to Internet Time then click on “Gbanwee ntọala".

5. Jide n'aka na ị ga-elele "Synchronize with an Internet time server” box, then select a time server from the Server drop-down and click Update Now.

6.Click Ok then click Apply followed by OK again.

7.If the time is not updated then choose a different Internet time server and again click Update now.

8.Reboot PC gị iji chekwaa mgbanwe.

Method 2: Synchronize Windows 10 Clock with an Internet Time Server in Command Prompt

1.Pịa Windows Key + X wee họrọ Iwu Kwadoro (Admin).

2.Pịnye iwu a n'ime cmd wee kụọ Tinye:

w32tm/resync
net time /domain

3. Ọ bụrụ na ị nweta a The service has not been started. (0x80070426) error, mgbe ahụ ịkwesịrị start Windows Time service.

4.Type the following command to start Windows Time service then again try to synchronize Windows Clock:

net mmalite w32time

5.Close Command Prompt and restart your PC.

Method 3: Change the Internet Time Synchronization Update Interval

1.Pịa Windows Key + R wee pịnye regedit wee kụọ Tinye ka imepe ndekọ Editor.

2. Gaa na igodo ndekọ aha:

ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesW32TimeTimeProvidersNtpClient

3.Họrọ NtpcClient then in right window pane double-click on SpecialPollInterval ịgbanwe uru ya.

4.Ugbu a họrọ Decimal from the Base then in the Value date change the value to 86400.

Cheta na: 86400 seconds (60 seconds X 60 minutes X 24 hours X 1 day) which means that the time will be updated every day. The default time is every 604800 seconds (7 days). Just make sure not use the time interval less than 14400 seconds (4 hours) as your computer’s IP will get banned from the time server.

5.Click Ok then close Registry Editor.

6.Reboot PC gị iji chekwaa mgbanwe.

Method 4: Add a new Internet time server on Windows 10

1.Type control in Windows 10 Search then click on Ogwe njikwa site na nchoputa.

2. Ugbu a pịa "Oge elekere, Asụsụ, na Mpaghara" wee pịa "Ụbọchị na Oge".

3.Under Date and Time window click “Gbanwee ụbọchị na oge".

4. Gbanwee na Oge Internetntanetị wee pịa "Gbanwee ntọala".

5. Lelee "Synchronize with an Internet time server” box then under Server type the address of the time server and click Melite Ugbu a.

Cheta na: Refer here for a list of the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) time servers that are available on the Internet.

6.Click Ok then click Apply followed by OK again.

7.Reboot PC gị iji chekwaa mgbanwe.

Method 5: Add a new Internet time server on Windows 10 using Registry

1.Pịa Windows Key + R wee pịnye regedit na kụrụ Tinye imeghe Editọ aha.

2. Gaa na igodo ndekọ aha:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionDateTimeServers

3.Right-pịa Sava wee họrọ Ọhụrụ > Uru eriri.

4.Type a number according to the position of the new server, for example, if there are already 2 entries then you have to name this new string as 3.

5.Now double-click on this newly created String Value to change its value.

6. Ọzọ, type the address of the time server then click OK. For example, if you want to use Google Public NTP server then enter time.google.com.

Cheta na: Refer here for a list of the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) time servers that are available on the Internet.

7.Malitegharịa ekwentị PC gị iji chekwaa mgbanwe.

If you’re still facing in synchronizing Windows 10 Clock then fix them using the below-listed steps:

Cheta na: This will remove all your custom servers from Registry.

1.Pịa Windows Key + X wee họrọ Iwu kwalite (Admin).

2.Pịnye iwu a n'ime cmd wee kụọ Tinye:

netstop w32 oge
w32tm /debanye aha ya
w32tm /debanye aha
net mmalite w32time
w32tm /resync /nowait

3.Malitegharịa ekwentị PC gị iji chekwaa mgbanwe.

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