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The w32 commands tag covers discussions about Windows Time Service (w32tm) commands used to troubleshoot and configure time synchronization in Windows domains. Topics include diagnosing time drift on domain-joined machines, verifying time source connectivity, and resolving sync failures across different Windows versions. Common issues involve Windows 7 64-bit systems not maintaining correct time from a Windows Server 2003 domain controller, while older XP machines sync properly. Users share command-line steps to check time sources, force resynchronization, and adjust registry settings. The tag is relevant for IT administrators managing time accuracy in mixed-OS environments.
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    Windows 7 Win 7 Machines not syncing with domain

    We have server 2003 - 32 bit, and have added some Win 7/64 bit machines to the domain. For a while, everything was great. Recently though, the Win 7 machines do not keep the same time as the domain, they all go 10-15 minutes fast. When we run the w32 commands, it shows that it is getting the...
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    • 64-bit administration configuration domain sync firewall network issues server 2003 time synchronization timekeeping troubleshooting w32 commands windows 7 windows pro
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    • Forum: Windows Networking
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