Adjust windows start time

Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Windows 10 64 bit Version with all updates. The Users are set to 24 Hour Time format. As soon as a User mainly me logs on the 24 hour setting displays.

Not a major problem , just rather irritating. Method 1: Follow the steps mentioned below. Right click on Windows Time and select properties to check the status of the service. Restart the Windows Time service. Restart the computer Method 2: a. Method 3: Follow the steps mentioned below. Type each one of the command below and press enter. Hope it helps. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site.

In reply to A. User's post on October 16, As for Method 2, Windows 10 doesn't even show an Internet Time tab. Again, Method 3 is not going to be useful because I certainly won't be doing that every hour! I appreciate your trying to answer my question, but I need a different kind of answer. Did not work. The time is still 2 hours fast. User's post on October 19, Dave, If you are still interested in an automatic time sync, I use this solution by Rob van der Woude on both Windows 7 and Windows This appears to be a permissions issue.

Clearly a bug, err I mean "feature" in Windows In reply to agardk's post on June 11, An Admin account needs to invoke its Admin privileges to have any effect. An Admin account is just a Standard user account except where this is done. Thanks to both you and tryx3 for these solutions. Very helpful. I would like to amend Method 2 to include the latest Windows directions: 1 Right-Click on the time clock in the bottom right-hand corner.

I have changed the services from "Autostart" to "Autostart Delayed " and now see that my services are starting after the other AutoStart services. It is hard to accurately time the delay, but it seems to agree with the documentation that seconds after the last autostart service starts.

However, I would like to start some services after a service has collected data from a serial comms line, which takes seconds on this large installation I am working on. I use as a test, I would like to use a more reasonable in practise. You can use a script to net start the service and use triggers to ensure it starts a set time after the computer starts or after you log on.

When the startup type of the service is set to "Automatic Delayed start ", the value of DelayedAutostart is set to 1.

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