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20:05, 25 October 2018 #Press Windows key + X
#Click "Command Prompt '''(admin)'''"
#Enter the following commands:
::<code>w32tm /query /status</code>
:This will output pertinent information regarding the Windows time service. Look for a domain controller for the source. If not, or for any other output, use the following....
::<code>w32tm /unregister</code>
:Open computer management and disable the Windows time service. Once complete, you should notice that service disappears. Continue with the next command.....
::<code>w32tm /register</code>
:Go back to computer management and refresh and you will notice that the windows time service is back. Right click and start the service. Continue with the next command.....
::<code>W32tm /resync /rediscover</code>
::<code>W32tm /resync /rediscover</code>
::<code>w32tm /query /status</code>
:You should see the domain controller listed as the source NTP server.
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