Using the command line it is also easy to synchronize your MS Windows OS with a www time server!The simplest method for synchronizing with a time server on Windows is known, but if you want to do this via the command line, the Windows net time command is exactly the right thing to do. When you connect to a Novell server, your computer's clock is updated automatically. The regional settings and date and time are very important! For example: net time \\ntp1.fau.dem /set /y or as here in the example with the FritzBox net time \\time.windows.com /set /y
Make sure you are authorized to use this network's time server. For example, to use the IU time server, you have to start / log in the CMD in admin mode . If you are not connected to the network, you will be rejected when you try to sync with. Other networks have different access rules. Contact the administrators of the network you want to synchronize with. See also: How can I change the date or time in Windows 8.1 and 10?
FAQ 78: Updated on: 6 August 2021 12:43 |
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