Solve : datetime batch file??

1.	Solve : datetime batch file??
Answer» we have 3 client computers with a WINDOWS SERVER ,,these computers have joined with the windows server through networking,some times the time will change on the client computers ,i want create a batch file(notepad) for time ,when i double click on the batch the time will be equal with windows server time ,so how i do it?http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc758905(v=ws.10).aspxWell, I don't understand why you don't want to use the exact time, which is a feature in most present windows OS PCs with Internet aces. If a PC fails to keep time, it is either a a security breach or a broken clock clock chip/crustal. Or maybe automatic time check was not enabled. But it is HARD to imagine why anyone would want to do that.Geek, I believe he is trying to get the client computers that are joined to the domain to sync with the time of the server. Quote from: Squashman on March 28, 2012, 05:28:05 PM Geek, I believe he is trying to get the client computers that are joined to the domain to sync with the time of the server. You are RIGHT. I mus read his problem. The link you provided should solve his problem. My bad. Code: [Select]net time \\servername /set

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we have 3 client computers with a WINDOWS SERVER ,,these computers have joined with the windows server through networking,some times the time will change on the client computers ,i want create a batch file(notepad) for time ,when i double click on the batch the time will be equal with windows server time ,so how i do it?http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc758905(v=ws.10).aspxWell, I don't understand why you don't want to use the exact time, which is a feature in most present windows OS PCs with Internet aces.

If a PC fails to keep time, it is either a a security breach or a broken clock clock chip/crustal. Or maybe automatic time check was not enabled. But it is HARD to imagine why anyone would want to do that.Geek, I believe he is trying to get the client computers that are joined to the domain to sync with the time of the server. Quote from: Squashman on March 28, 2012, 05:28:05 PM

Geek, I believe he is trying to get the client computers that are joined to the domain to sync with the time of the server.

You are RIGHT. I mus read his problem. The link you provided should solve his problem. My bad. Code: [Select]net time \\servername /set

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