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加加減減 Show the ntp server (s) the system is receiving time from. show the time of the last synchronization. show the current time on the system. what command (s) would be necessary to achieve these results? looking for a solution that's cross compatible with windows xp, 7, server 2003, and server 2008. I am not interested in synchronizing my local clock with the remote server. i only want to query it and print the result. i would have assumed that there is a port of ntpq for windows, but was una.

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🙏🏻 Noches De Milagros Con El Pastor Mariano Riscajche 🇬🇹 - YouTube In windows 7, you could get to the "internet time" settings by following the instructions in this super user answer. now, i can get to this interface, but there is no option to set a custom ntp se. 2 essentially, i want to get an accurate time from a public ntp server, in dos or powershell. i know there's the w32tm which can query a remote ntp server, but the result it gives is how much out my computer time is, not the actual time of the remote ntp server. So, i'm trying to install an ntp server on this windows 10 home computer. i've tried various tutorials to enable w32time's server mode, and then when that failed i eventually installed meinberg nt. 31 i have a few pcs that are losing time and i'd like windows to sync them more often with the internet time. i think the windows default attempts to update only once per day, and does not update if the time server is not available (which seems to happen quite often) meaning the pcs can end up 20 or 30 seconds out.

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巴拉圭總統就職賴清德將率團過境美｜TVBS新聞 - YouTube Make sure the windows time (w32time) service is running. (either through services.msc, or sc query w32time and sc start w32time.) try running w32tm /register as an administrator. try manual configuration: w32tm /config /manualpeerlist:pool.ntp.org /update and manual resync: w32tm /resync also open eventvwr.msc and check the application and system logs for errors. Check system event log for other w32time events for more details. run 'w32tm /resync' to force an instant time synchronization. and on a client event log i have these under time service: information: the time provider 'vmictimeprovider' has indicated that the current hardware and operating environment is not supported and has stopped.

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