For some computers that does not sync their clocks with internet time (NTP server), which means it's depending on the local CMOS clock (command: w32tm \/query \/status), which becomes inaccurate after a period of time (3-4 min offset in a few months),<\/p>\n
but can change time from elevated level. A solution is to add a task scheduler to run a routine batch script (administrator level):<\/p>\n
net time \/set \\\\SPGNYAD01 \/yes<\/p>\n
This would sync the local clock to the server such as SPGNYAD01 that it has access to.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For some computers that does not sync their clocks with internet time (NTP server), which means it's depending on the local CMOS clock (command: w32tm \/query \/status), which becomes inaccurate after a period of time (3-4 min offset in a … Continue reading