Domain Joined Endpoint Time Sync Issues

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  1. Press Windows key + X
  2. Click "Command Prompt (admin)"
  3. Enter the following commands:
w32tm /query /status
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....
w32tm /unregister
Open computer management and disable the Windows time service. Once complete, you should notice that service disappears. Continue with the next command.....
w32tm /register
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.....
W32tm /resync /rediscover
W32tm /resync /rediscover
w32tm /query /status
You should see the domain controller listed as the source NTP server.
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