Windows clock not working anymore! Solved

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Hello everyone,

I can no longer synchronize the Windows clock since yesterday, I did a system restore using an ISO image. I have used this image before and did not have this problem.

I do not understand at what level this is blocking, since by definition, the image restores my entire registry and the running services!!

When I first clicked on "update time," I received: "error synchronizing Windows with time.windows.com,"

I checked the activation of my profile in each of the services involved: the clock, remote procedure call, DNS name management, in short, everything is in order. I therefore set the clock to manual to adjust the time and turned off the computer last night at 11:40 PM

This morning around 11 o'clock, I turned on the beast which indicates 11:42 PM, so the clock is no longer functioning with the computer off.

I retry the time update, which resets the service to automatic, and I get the message: "an error occurred while reading the last synchronization status. The RPC server is unavailable."

(I specify that I am properly connected to the net)
I go back to the clock service and try to start it (it is back on auto but does not start) and I have "error 1058: the service cannot be started because it is disabled or no enabled device is associated with it."

I googled as much as I could, and applied everything I found "in French" because I don't understand anything in English.
Without results.

In the event properties, I have two error explanations, one time one and one the other: "no time source is currently available" or "an error occurred while searching DNS for the counterpart 'time.windows.com.0x1' host unreachable, etc..."

I don't know what to do to fix this, as I don't understand where the issue lies in the computer, because I even attempted a restore with an older image that works perfectly but with fewer applications, restoring the disk signature and the MBR, and that changes nothing.

Something in the BIOS?

Thanks in advance if someone can help me

Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.3

Yannick V · Accepted Answer

Hello everyone
You also need to enter the server into your system
This setting is very simple, safe, and will allow you to have a reliable server for your clock.
From the start menu
go to REGEDIT from "run"
then HKEY LOCAL MACHINE
then SOFTWARE
then Microsoft
then Windows
then CurrentVersion
then DateTime
and finally Servers
then select Edit from the title bar
then New
then String_Value
type 1 digit (for example: 3) to name this value
then double-click on this value (left panel)
add the name of the new server
e.g.: time-a.nist.gov
confirm with OK
and it's done
when you exit Regedit
you will find this new server in your list of possible servers in your clock settings.
Just confirm by applying so that this server serves as the reference
__________
Happy settings
see you later
Yannick

bill · Answer

Hello, and what time is it in the BIOS?

bernard MARIE · Answer

When the clock is running slow or stops, it's often the motherboard battery (2032 button cell). Have you tried changing it?

vil coyote · Answer

I also thought about that, but the problem seems specific... Still, take a look here... --  A 12-year-old, or nothing.. ;-)

Halala · Answer

Hello...:-) "error while synchronizing Windows with time.windows.com"  Same here! And yet, I haven't touched anything...and it doesn't work either with the other server time.nist.gov...  Maybe we shouldn't touch anything for now and wait a bit...it seems to me it happened last year when we switched to daylight saving time... -- Oh dear...it's not working...but it will work...

claude ray · Answer

Hello The battery keeps the time. But it also maintains the BIOS, so be careful. Start by changing the battery if you're unsure. Double-click on the time on the PC (bottom right) and do an internet update.

dph · Answer

Hello,  Check out this link, you never know? :  https://www.vulgarisation-informatique.com/bips-bios.php

stan · Answer

It seems to me that the battery on your motherboard is dead, you should change it.

bleuvert9 · Answer

First of all, thank you very much for your responses  For Bill: my time in the BIOS is the same as what I have on the desktop because I entered it manually to avoid being stuck on yesterday's date; For Bernard, evil coyote, and Claude Ray: the battery already, the computer is only 6 months old.  For Halala, I saw that I was far from being the only one encountering this issue, but apparently very few find a solution, which concerns me is that the clock stops when the computer is turned off! I went through your link but didn't find anything more than I have already tried (except the battery, but I find that highly unlikely with a custom setup that's only 6 months old)  For DPH: thank you for your link but I have no system beep alerts, and no error messages at startup, just if I try to set the time via the server!  If you have any other ideas!!  Moreover, opening the PC while it's under warranty with a tamper-proof seal doesn't appeal to me too much (for the battery)

bleuvert9 · Answer

Well, I just did a Clear CMOS and I accidentally messed up my case open warning, but I was able to take a look inside the box, everything's fine, and I had to reconfigure my BIOS But the problem is still the same!  No link to a time server works, the nag screen tells me that the remote procedure call is not available, (even though that's false or maybe I have incorrect information in the services) it's as if W32time can no longer find a path, but the path to what!!  I have no unwanted hosts, my OS is clean on that front, I don't get it!  I’m going to try installing a new Windows on another partition, we'll see if that does anything! All suggestions are welcome, I hate being messed around by a damn machine!  See you later

bleuvert9 · Answer

All that for this!

Someone just gave me a new time server address: ntp-sop.inria.fr

The first attempt didn't work, just like the 3 others I already had, so I gave up to continue my clock quest
and then I clicked on the clock again, just like that, without any illusion, out of frustration, and Bingo! it worked! the clock updated. I tried the other 3 again, nope! RPC unavailable...etc...

So I have no problem, it doesn’t come from my end, I wasted a year and a half of warranty for nothing!

But I’m glad my intellect isn't as diminished as I was starting to think, I didn't understand anything and it was normal since there was nothing to understand!

So to all those who are dealing with this annoying issue without a working solution, scour the web for time server addresses, there will surely be one that will end up giving you the correct time!

See you next time!

FirstSeb · Answer

People, don't stress if your Windows isn't syncing anymore with windows.time or the other since the 31st, it's not your fault. I've had the same problem since the 31st or maybe even since the 27th (the switch to daylight saving time), and I just tried with a freshly installed Vista and it doesn't work either (XP isn't syncing anymore either). So it definitely comes from Microsoft, that said, I don't know if everyone is affected by this issue, but be patient, it will come back.

Jojoe · Answer

Same problem, if it reassures you, and I haven't messed with anything.

fisrttime · Answer

Same problem too, since the 31... Patience.

Jojoe · Answer

I found another server that works, instead of time.windows.com or time.nist.gov  type:  time-a.nist.gov  This server synchronizes normally without problems

FirstSeb · Answer

Indeed, the server time.windows.com has been operational for France again for 2 days.

malooks · Answer

you are lucky.... my problem is much worse... let me explain, my date always stays on the same year: 1970!! for the past 4-5 days. i don't know why... if anyone has an idea or a solution, thank you.

Jojoe · Answer

time.windows.com "is working" again

ERASER · Answer

Hello, I use ntp-sop.inria.fr because time.windows.com doesn't work for me. There you go.

malooks · Answer

I still have the same problem... GRRR...
I do have an antivirus (Bitdefender), is it really effective?
Since my clock is stuck at the year "1970", (I can update the hour, day and month, but not the year!!), my MSN won't work, my firewall (Bitdefender) thinks 1 time out of 5 that the date is expired, my system restore doesn't work anymore... Anyway, I need a solution...
If someone has encountered this problem before... please let me know ;-)

Ju · Answer

Otherwise, the synchronization problem may be due to the firewall... I had the same issue, but by opening UDP port 121 (or 123, suddenly I'm doubting), it worked!

malook · Answer

At the risk of sounding "uncool" (lol), how do you open UDP port 121 (or 123)? (I have XP Pro). Thanks.

zynn92i · Answer

Well, here it is, after all the proposed things, there were a few good ones,

I come to bring the solution I found, because I too have been struggling with this for a while but without stressing too much about it.

So;

1. Enable Windows Time Service
Start the Administrative Tools (Start / Settings / Control Panel / Administrative Tools)
In the Administrative Tools start Services
In the Services window scroll down to Windows Time and double click it
In the Windows Time Properties window change Startup Type: to Automatic
If Service status: is Stopped click below on Start
Click OK and also close the Services and Administrative Tools windows

2. Change Settings of Windows Time Service to use our NTP time servers
Click on Start and select Run... in the menu.
Type (or copy and paste) net time "/setsntp:time1.phys.ethz.ch time2.phys.ethz.ch" and select OK

http://nic.phys.ethz.ch/readme/143

For me, it was the second part that fixed the problem.

I hope this will be useful to you.
See you!

bidule · Answer

Start the service: Windows Time
Maintains the synchronization of the date and time on all clients and servers on the network. If this service is stopped, date and time synchronization will be unavailable. If this service is disabled, any service that explicitly depends on it will not start.

Calou · Answer

Thanks guys, the synchronization works with the server ntp.imag.fr  A + Calou

bamoiontibo · Answer

Hello everyone,  I'm having the same problem as you all, I've tried all your solutions, without success. I've been on Vista Premium since its release, and it started one week after purchase... I tried to sync with a list of servers that I found: https://services.renater.fr/ntp/serveurs_francais  It doesn't change anything, I don't know what to do anymore except blame Bill Gates and his company Microdaube, I'm seriously thinking about switching to Linux...  If anyone has a solution...  Good luck to everyone with this hair-pulling problem  Fred

malooks · Answer

Fred, I've still had this problem for 2/3 months... I'm looking into it almost every day! lol In any case, if you find a tip, let me know... I'll do the same... ;-)

bamoiontibo · Answer

Thank you Malooks, I promise I'll keep you and the others on the forum updated if I find anything :)  Have a good evening,  Fred

Stef · Answer

Here are several addresses for time synchronization, be sure to note the one from Microsoft...

zynn92i · Answer

This one works, it was given to me right here some time ago. Just copy and paste: ntp.imag.fr. Otherwise, it means Windows has been tampered with too much, but you can still try the method described earlier in my message from 06/08/2007.

malooks · Answer

Hooray... My sync is working again... let's hope it lasts!! lol Is this the last adjustment (see above, thanks M.Yannick) Have you tried, Fred?

Fred · Answer

Hello everyone,Thank you all, it works, I'm almost teary-eyed ^^, I've been looking for this for 6 months, a big thank you to Yannick V for his genius idea and a big thank you to Malook for his great kindness, and finally thanks to this forum which is really amazing.Maybe see you soon for another Microsoft issue ;) who knows+++Fred

cinderella89 · Answer

I have exactly the same problem since this morning My PC is brand new (only 3 months old) and it displayed, this morning, 11:35 PM on Tuesday, September 4th... Nothing works to retrieve the new Windows VISTA updates and the clock doesn't want to synchronize anymore... Thanks VISTA or is it another problem???

titou · Answer

Hi, I have the same problem except that it says "Windows has never attempted to synchronize with an Internet time server" and it gives me the same result when I try to synchronize with time.windows.com "error synchronizing Windows with time.windows.com" and with time.nist.gov "error synchronizing Windows with time.nist.gov"  Can someone help me? Thanks in advance.

tristou35 · Answer

Hi, I have the same problem, except that it says "Windows has never attempted to synchronize with an internet time server," and I get the same thing when I try to synchronize with time.windows.com: "Error synchronizing Windows with time.windows.com," and with time.nist.gov: "Error synchronizing Windows with time.nist.gov."  Can someone help me? Thanks in advance.

malooks · Answer

try Yannick's setting... (see below)   Hello everyone You also need to enter the server into your system This setting is very simple, safe, and will allow you to have a reliable server for your clock. from the start function go to REGEDIT from "run" then HKEY LOCAL MACHINE then SOFTWARE then Microsoft then Windows then CurrentVersion then DateTime and finally Servers then go to Edit from the title bar then New then String_Value type 1 digit (for example: 3) to name this value then double click on this value (panel on the left) add the name of the new server e.g.: time-a.nist.gov confirm with Ok and that’s it when you exit Regedit you will find this new server in your list of possible servers in your clock settings. Just confirm by applying for this server to be used as a reference __________ Good setting see you Yannick

tristou35 · Answer

ok thanks for the explanations a+ but just one last question? where do you learn all this?

tristou35 · Answer

Oh no, I have another bug now. With all your servers, it’s not working and it says "An error occurred while reading the status of the last synchronization. The RPC server is unavailable."  Do you have a solution? Thank you in advance.

Gigaman · Answer

Great, my synchronization problem has finally been resolved thanks to Yannick V's manipulation. A thousand thanks, Yannick V, as your precise and clear description made it accessible to everyone, even to non-tech savvy people like me.  So, congratulations on your solution.

barr43 · Answer

Hello,   Confronted with the same issue of desynchronization, I followed Yannick's procedure and found myself faced with the absence of DateTime after Currentversion; after Currentversion I have Internetexplorer low rights elevation .... 50AC8.....  I tried procedure 30 from Zynn92i without success.  Where's the problem????  Thanks for your help.

zynn92i · Answer

Well, Barr43, which version of Windows are you using? There should be a development of CurrentVersion after DateTime.  Here it's WinXP, specifically WinXP Home, which doesn't guarantee the outcome, but you can always try to add it manually:  So, Bar43, apparently DateTime is missing,  so you select CurrentVersion, right-click New Key, name it DateTime. Then you select DateTime, right-click New Key, name it Servers. Then you select Servers and in the right pane, select (Default), double-click Value 1. Right-click New String Value, name it 1, double-click Value time.windows.com. Right-click New String Value, name it 2, double-click Value time.nist.gov.  It's not necessary, but you can reboot...  So if you have Win XP and haven't messed with Windows too much before, it should work, let's hope...  Screenshot:  http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/4549/editeurderegistreyx7.jpg

dechene · Answer

Hello, I had the same issue: wrong date and time, everything returned to normal with the site that was suggested ntp-sop.inria.fr thank you

Almongrad · Answer

Hello!  A well-functioning time server network: fr.pool.ntp.org

Firehc · Answer

Here is a list of time servers to help you:   ntp.cis.strath.ac.uk louie.udel.edu sundial.columbia.edu tick.jrc.us sea.cs.jhu.edu clock1.unc.edu ntp-1.vt.edu ntp-3.vt.edu ntp-2.cso.uiuc.edu ntp.ckuehn.net ntp.rfnj.org ntp-2.vt.edu  to be added in the datetime key of Windows

mikep · Answer

I did a cut and paste of this address that I placed in the time server search window and within seconds everything was fine  Thank you all for your collaboration MikeP Québec  ntp.imag.fr

vieuxmo · Answer

Hello, nothing works for me.

Tola42 · Answer

Hello,  Despite all the advice given here, I still had the problem under XPSP2.  The "Windows Time" service or "W32Time" could not start with the following message: "The service cannot be started because it is disabled or there is no enabled device associated with it."  In the end, desperate to understand anything about XPSP2, I changed my "Windows Time" service from "Automatic" startup type to "Manual," then I started it and MIRACLE, it FINALLY STARTED and changed back to "Automatic" startup type ALL BY ITSELF!!  For the time server, I chose "ntp-sop.inria.fr" because "ntp.imag.fr" was not responding. There is also "ntp.univ-lyon1.fr" (a list at "https://services.renater.fr/ntp/serveurs_francais" that seems okay and has already been shared here by "bamoiontibo").  So there are still some mysteries under Windows XP!  Tola42

Paul · Answer

Hello, For the summer-winter change, updates are necessary; there was a modification this summer and some systems will not work without updates.

emergency · Answer

Hello,  I have a similar problem: not only does the Windows XP clock on my brand new (less than a week old) PC display an incorrect time (i.e., it is 3 minutes ahead of the atomic clock), but when I click on it, the "Date and Time Properties" window opens with only two tabs, missing the "Internet Time" tab?! Why? As a result, I can't even synchronize the clock (and yet I went into the registry to check the WinTime 32 servers, and there are 8!!!). Thank you for replying! ;-)

gilettois · Answer

Hello, to fix the synchronization issue, you need to change "time.windows.com" or "time.nist.gov" to: fr.pool.ntp.org and the synchronization works perfectly.

perour · Answer

Hello Yannic  Your explanation is very good. On my XP, it worked perfectly. No need to be a programming specialist. In fact, it had been a long time since the "sync time" had stopped working. But it didn't bother me too much. The time didn't change much. I'm quite happy nonetheless, thank you and also to HOW IT WORKS.  Best regards.  perour

novice :) · Answer

Hello, it's not the end of the world, you can get through it lol

pol123456 · Answer

Hello,  it's a long subject regarding the time. I haven't read everything, but I had the same problem with Windows servers that weren't working. I had to check my Windows, and it was impossible because the time wasn't synchronized with the server. So I went through AtomTime, an excellent software that sets your time to the exact second, and voilà, everything worked like a charm!

perour · Answer

Hello Pol12345  Thank you for your help response. As I mentioned to Yannic and thanks to him, my problem is resolved. But I realized there was a simpler way, without going through regedit: Just enter the name of the "time server" directly in the clock: "Date and Time Properties" > "Internet Time" tab and enter it there. the name of the server. Even better! Since then, out of jealousy, the server "time.windows.com" has started working again. What to understand!  Best regards.  perour.

always friends · Answer

Hi,  I have the same problem as you with the time update on time.windows.com  Thanks to the incompetents!  I'm not even looking for a solution, I'm not a slave to Windows, especially not to Bill Gates!  If ever two solutions:  1. Use your phone's clock to set the time. 2. https://www.horlogeparlante.com/  Best regards,  Friends.

thomas · Answer

Hello,  Nothing was working, not even Yannick's method. I added at least 5 time servers...  However, by performing the second part of the method proposed by zynn92i, on Friday, June 8, 2007, at 19:40:34 (see message 30), it seems to solve the problem.  I didn't use the server he suggested, but ntp-sop.inria.fr If you activated this server following Yannick's method and it doesn't work, try the following steps:  Activate "start" then "run", enter "command" and validate. This will open a black and white window. Type:  net time "/setsntp: ntp-sop.inria.fr ntp-sop.inria.fr" and validate.  If everything goes well, the system responds: "The command completed successfully"  Afterwards, I tried it in graphic mode and it works as well!  Good luck,  Thomas

alains · Answer

Hello,  for the past 1 or 2 weeks, the time has not been syncing anymore  I have tried all these servers:  time.windows.com  ntp.imag.fr  time-a.nist.gov  time.nist.gov   36 times with no results   does anyone have a good idea or at least an explanation?   thank you   Alains

alainss · Answer

Hello, for the past 1 or 2 weeks, the time has not been synchronizing anymore I have tried several times all the servers mentioned in the forum with no results  thank you for the suggestions   Alainss

Almongrad · Answer

Hello!  Try this:  Go to the registry, at the key:  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\DateTime\Servers   Check the binary values, 0123 [REG_SZ]: the server names should be listed there, with no preceding characters, for example: fr.pool.ntp.org  As for me, for some reason I don't know, on my PC, the default value (the first server used) had some preceding characters, like %. I removed them and I was able to synchronize.

Léo · Answer

I have a message: error during synchronization Unable to connect to the peer.  What can I do to fix this?

shadock01 · Answer

I have been using the NTP server of the Paris Observatory for over a year and it worked until March 21, but since then it is no longer possible either... ntp.obspm.fr

lad · Answer

Hello everyone,  I would rather try to see if the registry has changed.  To restore it to the way it was before, simply go to Start, All Programs, Accessories, then Notepad, and paste the configuration below into your Notepad:  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\Parameters] "ServiceMain"="SvchostEntry_W32Time" "ServiceDll"=hex(2):43,00,3a,00,5c,00,57,00,49,00,4e,00,44,00,4f,00,57,00,53,\  00,5c,00,73,00,79,00,73,00,74,00,65,00,6d,00,33,00,32,00,5c,00,77,00,33,00,\  32,00,74,00,69,00,6d,00,65,00,2e,00,64,00,6c,00,6c,00,00,00 "NtpServer"="time.windows.com,0x1" "Type"="NTP"   Do not leave any spaces or lines at the end of the text once you paste the text (e.g., "Type"="NTP" must be the end of the text).  Then save it to your desktop with the filename: horloge.reg with the file type text (*.txt) and encoding ANSI.  Next, double-click the file horloge.reg which should normally be on your desktop if you set the destination correctly. Windows will ask you if you really want to add this information, click yes.  Finally, do a sync test. It should be good.  There you go...

abeetlott · Answer

"Start the service: Windows Time Maintains the synchronization of date and time across all clients and servers on the network. If this service is stopped, date and time synchronization will be unavailable. If this service is disabled, any explicitly dependent service will not start."   Here is the problem I had, thanks it seems to be working now (the sync with the Windows server). Before, no server was working.

cocybab · Answer

small note:  I had the same issue (internet time synchronization not working after losing time)  in the windows logs, I found the following error: "The time service has detected that the system time needs to be changed by +241866980 seconds. The time service will not change the system time by more than +54000 seconds. Please verify that your time and time zone are correct and that the time source ntp2.cines.fr,0x9 (ntp.m|0x9|0.0.0.0:123->193.48.168.130:123) is functioning properly."  basically, windows does not update your clock if the difference between the current time and the time returned by the server is too large. So, I manually set the clock to the current date, then started the synchronization which worked without any issues.

daikiro · Answer

Hello everyone,  I had the same problem as you, the Windows Time service not starting and showing me an error 1058. I solved the issue by typing this in a command prompt:  W32tm /unregister W32tm /register The first command unregisters the Windows Time service and removes all configuration information from the Registry. The second does exactly the opposite.

Audrey · Answer

Hello,  I had the same problem as you and I tested all your solutions, none of them worked. I was determined to format but before that I checked the BIOS time and it was different from the normal time, so I fixed it and all my problems disappeared, the synchronization was immediately restored.  So if you have this problem, go check your BIOS ;)

Georges W.Bush, le gars le plus intéressant en ville! · Answer

my clock is synchronized but... the time automatically given on blogger.blogspot messages is always 3:00 hours ahead  obviously if I adjust 3:00 later I end up with a backdated post  does anyone know this problem? I've been struggling with this question for 7 months  publishing in real time is always nice!  thanks in advance!

Nerone77 · Answer

Hello everyone, I fixed the problem with this server address to replace time.windows.com  "fr.pool.ntp.org" it works perfectly

Invité · Answer

I know this topic is quite old, but I have a solution for those still experiencing time synchronization issues.

Here is a program to download that is free (only in English but easy to use):

http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptsync.asp

or on this link:

http://www.commentcamarche.net/download/telecharger-34076225-karen-s-timesync

Once installed:
- Run the program
- Tab "Auto Sync"
- Choose your region in the world
- Click on "Sync Now"
And there you go! The time AND the date are updated.

It is also possible to configure the program so that it runs at Windows startup, synchronizes the time and date, and then closes automatically.

To do this:
- Run the program
- Click on "Setting"
- Check the following boxes
"Launch This Program When Windows Starts"
"Sync My l When This Program is Automatically Lauched"
"Then Exit This Program"

- On the right side of the window, click "Apply"

Now every time Windows starts, it is automatically synchronized.

Invité · Answer

I know this topic is quite old, but I have a solution for those who still have these time synchronization issues.

Here is a free program to download (only in English but simple to use):

http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptsync.asp

or on this link:

http://www.commentcamarche.net/dow [...] s-timesync

Once installed:
- Run the program
- "Auto Sync" tab
- Choose your region in the world
- Click on "Sync Now"
And there you go! the time AND date are up to date.

It is also possible to configure the program to run at Windows startup, sync the time and date, and then close itself immediately.

For that:
- Run the program
- Click on "Setting"
- Check the following boxes
"Launch This Program When Windows Starts"
"Sync My Time When This Program is Automatically Launched"
"Then Exit This Program"

- On the right side of the window, click on "Apply"

Now at each Windows startup, it is automatically synchronized.

Almongrad · Answer

I also had an issue recently, following the deactivation of a service (WMIadapter), and the error "RPC server unavailable." I reactivated these services, and yet Windows refused to sync.  I found the reason in the event viewer (eventwwr.msc), System tab: W32Time error  "The time service has detected that the system time needs to be changed by +68398 seconds. The time service will not change the system time by more than +54000 seconds. Please check that your time and time zone are correct and that the ntp-sop.inria.fr time source (ntp.m|0x1|"  Since the clock was too far off, I had to set it (approximately) manually and resync: it works.

Yassir · Answer

I have the same problem, my date is always set to 2002, I set it manually and after 10 minutes it goes back to 2002 again. I have gone through several topics that address this issue, and I saw that most of the time this kind of problem is due to the motherboard battery. So I changed it, but nothing has changed, the only difference is that when I set my date it stays a little longer before going back to 2002.  I clicked on "Automatically synchronize with an internet server" and it tells me "Error during synchronization..." .  Can someone propose a solution? And thank you for being explicit if it's a complicated procedure.

Moohle Pakistanais · Answer

Hello, from my side I clicked on the clock => Change date and time settings, then Internet Time => Change settings and updated SERVER time.windows.com and it’s done! Windows 7

Windows clock not working anymore!

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