OK, So, the clock on my computer is always going fast and windows XP syncs once a week or two.

It's not unusual for my clock to get 3 minutes fast every day.

Well, most people know how to manually sync it:



Well, using this trick, you can adjust the interval that windows syncs the time. I have mine set to sync every couple of hours. Here's how:[*] Start the Registry Editor (Start Menu: Run: Type 'Regedit': Hit OK)
[*] Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ W32Time \ TimeProviders \ NtpClient \[*] Double-click the SpecialPollInterval value, and change the Base of the Value data to Decimal[*] Now change the Value data to the time interval you desire, noting that the time is given in seconds (so for 1 day the value would be 86400, while the default (7 days) is 604800[*] Close the registry editor[*]Booya!

 

I can see it now... "My CoMPTUER won't boot....!?!" lol

 

As long as I can tell wot day it is, respond when my name is called & still hit the bowl 99% of time, I don't really give a rats how accurate the time is. But thanks for the input.

 

This is why i wear a a good watch lol

 

Just as efficient, but not quite as tricky: I downloaded a program called "atomic sync" for free from download.com

It runs in the background and does the exact same thing.

 

my clock on the comp seems to always be right(my last comp I had the same issue you did though) but my clock by my comp always seems to be slow by 5 mins a week...you have a fix for that clock lol