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Hence, its not about Battery not able to supply power to that tiny clock. Now, with a weak or an old battery, it drops even more. When you crank, the voltage levels at the terminals drop usually. Has happened many times including me with the OE battery of the WagonR.

There are also third-party NTP client software providers that produce software with more extensive features than the built-in operating system time synchronization tools.The battery (even though its at end of life) is able to crank-up the car, but is not able to power up the clock? Somehow does not make sense to me. There are numerous Internet based NTP servers that provide an accurate time reference for your computer. Your system clock should now be updated to the correct time. Enter a NTP server IP address or domain name.Ĥ. Tick “Set the time: Automatically from the Internet”.ģ. The graphical tool “time-admin” is found in “System > Administration > Time and Date”.Ģ. Your system clock should now be updated to the correct time.įor more information, see: Unix and Linuxġ. Enter a NTP server IP address or domain name for synchronization.ĥ. Select “Set date and time automatically”Ĥ. From the Apple menu, select “System Preferences…”.ģ. Click “OK” to accept changes so that periodic synchronization will take place.Ĭlient configuration is different when Windows domain networking is deployed. You should now see “The clock was successfully synchronized with on at. Click “Update now” to test availability of the server.Ĩ. Enter the IP address or domain name of a NTP server. Tick “Synchronize with an Internet time server”.Ħ. Click “Change date and time settings…”.ĥ. Click the system clock, in the bottom right hand corner of the screen.Ģ. Microsoft Windows Operating Systems (7, 10)ġ. Provided you have access to the Internet or a local time server, you need never worry about system time drift. Most operating systems have built-in tools to keep the time on your computer accurate. In just a few simple steps, your computer can easily be configured to automatically set its system clock to the correct time.