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You might need to manually synchronize the time of a client
computer within a domain. Note that this need should be the exception rather than the rule;
Windows 2000 (Win2K) and later computers in a domain should automatically synchronize time with a
domain controller.
Manually synchronizing the time will not resolve the underlying
time sync issue, but might temporarily resolve any other problems that arise from a lack of
proper time sync (such as user and computer logon issues).
To manually synchronize time, open a command-line window, and run
net stop w32time
Run
w32time –update
Run
net start w32time
Manually verify the synchronization between the client computer
and a domain controller. Also check the System event log to ensure that the W32Time service has
not logged additional error messages.
Or else
you can type this command in CMD:
W32tm /resync