The Windows Time service is responsible for synchronizing the date and time on your computer. If there is a crash or interference from a third-party application, restarting this service may resolve synchronization issues.
Press Win+ Rto open the Run dialog box. Type services.mscand press Enterto open the Services window.
In the Services window, scroll down and find Windows Time . Double-click it to open its properties.
In the Properties window, make sure the Startup type is set to Automatic . If it is not running, click the Start button . Then click Apply and OK to save the changes.
2. Force time synchronization via command line
If regular syncing methods don't work, you can force sync the time on your PC using the command line.
Open the Start menu , type Terminal, right-click the brazil telegram data Terminal application , and select Run as administrator .
If User Account Control UAC prompts you to grant administrator rights, click Yes.
In the Terminal window, click the down arrow at the top and select Command Prompt to open it in a new tab.
Run the following commands one by one, pressing the key Enterafter each:
NET STOP w32time
w32tm unregister
w32tm register
NET START w32time
w32tm resync
After all commands are successfully executed, restart your computer for the changes to take effect.