Open KizulEmeraldfire opened 7 years ago
Is on my private to-do (or is there even an issue about it?)
Though it's not easy to add because time synchronization requires admin privileges. Which means it can't be portable and requires T-Clock to install a service into C:/Program Files/T-Clock-Service
which then allows T-Clock the be temporarily executed with admin rights for time-sync (after the Service verified T-Clocks certificates so it can't be abused to receive admin rights)
So this is mostly a security issue which tend to be troublesome.
For the time being.. you could create your own service / task and/or use NTP like I do (it's also using NTP instead of SNTP so it's more precise than T-Clock)
Hm. I see.
Well, as you say, there are work-arounds. :) I shall work around it for the time being.
Thank you!
I know Windows has this option, but for some reason — at least, on my computers — trying to synchronize the clock via Windows 7's built-in synchronization option yields an error three out of five times, thus rendering its scheduled synchronization rather pointless.
For reference: I synchronized my clock using T-Clock and the same time server that I have Windows set to use, and it synchronized the clock on the first try.