It could be important to keep everything in the domain synchronized, so a
better fix woud be to correct the problem with the network time server.
There's an Internet time protocol, NTP, which allows local time servers to
synchronize with good sources such as observatories -- either the domain
server is not currently using this, or its current outside source is wrong
and another should be selected.

David Gillett


On 4 May 2005 at 10:02, Roberto Safora Romay wrote:

> My pc clock is apox. 5 minutes late. I  updated it but in  10 min. the
> clock is running the same 5 min late. The reason is beacause I am in a
> domain and my clock synchronizes with the time server of the network.
> Is there any way to bypass or ignore the synchronization with the time
> server?
>
> I`m using Xp sp2
> TIA
> Roberto

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