Solve : Windows XP Clock Slow?

1.	Solve : Windows XP Clock Slow?
Answer» Hello All! I NEED some help please. The Windows Time Clock on my MACHINE is running slow. I have checked for spyware and such, but the system seems clean. I've also check the BIOS time and it is perfectly on time. Any time I reboot my computer the time on Windows time seems to be fine.. but as the minutes start to roll by the clock starts to run late. I also have set the Internet Clock updating with various servers which work fine but after a couple of minutes the delay begins. In short this seems to be a software issues because if it were the CMOS battery the BIOS clock wouldn't be continually on time. Any ideas ThanksHave you tried synching to a different time server?Quote I also have set the Internet Clock updating with various servers This was suggested to me by a tech colleague. He said there have been problems with the Windows clock SINCE Windows 95. 1. Start->Run cmd.exe 2. net stop w32time 3. W32TM /unregister (if you see an error message, type it again) 4. w32tm /register 5. net start w32timeNow that I've tried all that I'll check if it's working properly... I also changed the CMOS battery... I wonder if it has anything to do with my RAM.. 512?

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Hello All!

I NEED some help please. The Windows Time Clock on my MACHINE is running slow. I have checked for spyware and such, but the system seems clean. I've also check the BIOS time and it is perfectly on time. Any time I reboot my computer the time on Windows time seems to be fine.. but as the minutes start to roll by the clock starts to run late. I also have set the Internet Clock updating with various servers which work fine but after a couple of minutes the delay begins.

In short this seems to be a software issues because if it were the CMOS battery the BIOS clock wouldn't be continually on time.

Any ideas

ThanksHave you tried synching to a different time server?Quote

I also have set the Internet Clock updating with various servers

This was suggested to me by a tech colleague. He said there have been problems with the Windows clock SINCE Windows 95.

1. Start->Run cmd.exe
2. net stop w32time
3. W32TM /unregister (if you see an error message, type it again)
4. w32tm /register
5. net start w32timeNow that I've tried all that I'll check if it's working properly... I also changed the CMOS battery... I wonder if it has anything to do with my RAM.. 512?

Solve : Windows XP Clock Slow?

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