Change Internet Time Sync Interval v1.2 (6/19/2004)
Copyright 2002-2004 - Doug Knox
By default, Windows XP will try to synchronize your computer's time with an Internet Time Server on a weekly basis. This utility will allow you to change the interval (frequency) between Internet Time Updates. You can choose from weekly, daily, hourly or "custom" settings. Download the ZIP file and extract the contents to your hard drive. The EXE file you extracted is the program. There is no install/uninstall.
To make the change effective either:
1) Reboot the computer.
2) Click Start, Run and enter SERVICES.MSC Locate the Windows Time
Service and highlight it. Stop, then restart the Windows Time Service.
Operating System(s): Windows XP. Requires the VB 6 runtime library (included with Windows XP).
Version 1.2 was a re-write of the Registry code that works much better.
Version 1.1 fixes a bug when more than 9 hours were selected for the update interval.
Download InternetTime.zip here.
This page last updated
11/25/2005 21:16
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