Time Synch - Change Schedule - How?

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Time synchronization is set to weekly. I have a battery
problem on my laptop and for now want to set time
synchronization daily (or even more often than that if
possible). How do I do so?

I'd be just as happy to have a way to invoke something
like atomic clock via a line command (thus using the task
scheduler to get what I want), but can't figure out how
to do that either. So, if there's a line oriented
alternative to atomic.exe, I'd love a pointer to that.
 
Carl said:
Time synchronization is set to weekly. I have a battery
problem on my laptop and for now want to set time
synchronization daily (or even more often than that if
possible). How do I do so?

I'd be just as happy to have a way to invoke something
like atomic clock via a line command (thus using the task
scheduler to get what I want), but can't figure out how
to do that either. So, if there's a line oriented
alternative to atomic.exe, I'd love a pointer to that.
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Open Regedit and navigate to the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W32Time\TimeProviders\N
tpClient

In the right hand pane, r-click on SpecialPollInterval Choose Modify then
choose Decimal. Change the number to1800, which is the number of seconds
between syncs. Press OK and close Regedit.

If you like, you can find Atomic Clock Sync 2.6 here:
http://worldtimeserver.com/
 
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