Windows 10 Wrong Date and Time after dual boot with linux

[Alloysius Goh]

Hi, i have dual booted my laptop with Windows 10 and linux. After that, my Windows time is always off and i am unable to sync with time.windows in the internet time settings. It shows period timeout at first but now it shows that the peer is unreachable. Can anyone help me?

 

[HenkB]

Most common cause of this is the battery on the mainboard. I don't know whether you can test and / or replace it yourself, if not go to a repair shop.

And Welcome to this forum!

 

[Alloysius Goh]

But my laptop is a new laptop

 

[Alloysius Goh]

Most common cause of this is the battery on the mainboard. I don't know whether you can test and / or replace it yourself, if not go to a repair shop.

And Welcome to this forum!

But my Laptop is a new Laptop

 

[Alloysius Goh]

Most common cause of this is the battery on the mainboard. I don't know whether you can test and / or replace it yourself, if not go to a repair shop.

And Welcome to this forum!

But my laptop is a new laptop

 

[HenkB]

When in Linux, is there also a problem?

 

[Alloysius Goh]

When in Linux, is there also a problem?

No

 

[HenkB]

I found the following with some usefull help: How to force Windows 10 time to synch with a time server?

 

[nmsuk]

Most common cause of this is the battery on the mainboard. I don't know whether you can test and / or replace it yourself, if not go to a repair shop.

And Welcome to this forum!

It's a setting in linux and not the battery. Clock time is off on dual boot this should help the op.

 

[BIGBEARJEDI]

I've never seen this on any of my dual-boot Windows/Linux systems before; I use both Ubuntu and Linux Mint. Now I know where to look if it ever does happen. Very good post here, nsmsuk. Thanks for sharing it.

<<BIGBEARJEDI>>

 

[Akito]

Same issue here!

 

[nmsuk]

I've never seen this on any of my dual-boot Windows/Linux systems before; I use both Ubuntu and Linux Mint. Now I know where to look if it ever does happen. Very good post here, nsmsuk. Thanks for sharing it.

<<BIGBEARJEDI>>

Is one of those things thats had me running around in circles in the past. Has lead to missed schedules and all sorts of chaos.

 

[HenkB]

Great to hear this!

 

[BIGBEARJEDI]

I can only imagine; I haven't worked with production dual-boot Windows/Linux machines since 2001. And before that I had a dozen that my field engineers were using back when I was at IBM doing field service scheduling.

Great post.
Best,
BBJ