Then, click Change settings on the Internet Time tab and try syncing the clock again on the Internet Time Settings dialog box. If that’s the case, you can go back to the Date and Time dialog box, click the Date and Time tab, and set the time and date to close to the current time and date. If your PC’s time or date is off by too much, you may get an error when trying to sync. You may have to select a different server, sync, and select the server you want, and try syncing again.Ī message displays on the Internet Time Settings dialog box when the clock is successfully synced. If you get an error, keep trying to sync. You can find links to lists of time servers on Microsoft’s site. If you don’t see a server you want to use, you can type the name of an Internet time server. Then, select a Server from the drop-down list. On the Internet Time Settings dialog box, check the Synchronize with an Internet time server box. Click Date and Time.Ĭlick the Internet Time tab on the Date and Time dialog box. The Clock and Region screen in the Control Panel displays. Scroll down to the Related settings section and click Additional date, time, & regional settings. Then, click Time & Language on the Settings dialog box. The easiest way to synchronize your clock is to use Windows 10’s settings. Synchronize the Clock with an Internet Time Server in Internet Time Settings We’ll also show you a couple of third-party tools that help you automate syncing your clock with internet or atomic time.
Today we’ll show you how to sync your PC’s clock with internet time in Windows’ settings and using the command line. You can also manually force the clock to synchronize with internet time whenever you want. Typically, the Windows clock synchronizes with internet time once a week if connected to the internet.
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