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pjm
Sep 4, 2008, 8:40:01 PM9/4/08
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I am running Windows Server 2003 on my server and Windows XP on 7 desktops
that are networked. The time on the desktops synchronize with the server
since they are members of the domain. I have a non-Microsoft program that
occasionally requires me to change the date on the desktops. Is there anyway
I can change the date on a domain desktop and not have it automatically
synch with the server?
that are networked. The time on the desktops synchronize with the server
since they are members of the domain. I have a non-Microsoft program that
occasionally requires me to change the date on the desktops. Is there anyway
I can change the date on a domain desktop and not have it automatically
synch with the server?
John Wunderlich
Sep 4, 2008, 9:09:01 PM9/4/08
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=?Utf-8?B?cGpt?= <p...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:E82A7587-AB31-485A...@microsoft.com:
news:E82A7587-AB31-485A...@microsoft.com:
Simply stop the Windows Time Service.
Bring up a command prompt and enter the command:
net stop "windows time"
Or Right-click "My Computer" -> Manage -> Services -> Windows Time
and stop it.
It will restart at next reboot or you can start it manually:
net start "windows time".
Note that if your time is too far off from the domain time, domain
authentication might suffer.
HTH,
John
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