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Win 7 clock is always incorrect. Have changed internet time servers - no help. Have disabled sync with internet time - no help. Have verified correct time in Bios. Have disabled the time sync and manually set the clock and within 10 mins it is already losing time. Not sure what to try next?
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I had the same issue on my computer and I found this to fix it.
Click on start and then type services in the search bar.
Click on Services then scroll through the list that pops up and select windows time and then change Startup type from automatic to disabled.
Restart your computer and your time should change to the correct time.
Hello,
Below are some links that should prove beneficial in obtaining a resolution for your issue. I hope this informatino is benefical.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/914387
I’d suggest you to go through the steps mentioned in the link below to make sure you the correct patch is applied.
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/cp\_dst Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center
This download can also be found in the linkHERE.
Check the update history, if the December 2009 cumulative time zone updates kb976098 was already applied.
1. Click on Start, click Run, type**%systemroot%\windowsupdate.log**, and then click Ok.
2. Click on Edit, Find and enterkb976098.
Thank you,
Aaron
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Thanks, this worked great!
Thanks, this worked to correct an 8 minute difference that the windows clock showed with respect to actual time, no matter what time server was used for synchronizing.
In our case the solution was painfully (and embarrassingly) simple:
The time on our domain server was wrong and no one noticed.
Just corrected the time and ran the "w32tm /resync" command on affected Win 7 Pro workstations and all was fine.
We'll just have to see if the time holds on the server (Win 8 Server).
