Windows 10: System Clock keeps stopping and I need to sync manually all the time.

How do I get the system clock on Win10Home that was just installed on my desktop to stay synched?

:)

 

Windows 10 Clock Does Not Use The Specified TIme Zone

Thanks for your help, Eeshwar. The Windows Time service was Stopped. It was listed as Manual (Trigger Start). I started it and changed it to Automatic (Trigger Start), then went into the Date and Time Control Panel, then under Internet Time, clicked Update
Now to re-synchronize the time clock. So far, it's showing the correct time. I'll report back if the time gets out of sync again.

 

Consistent change of clock time

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

I understand that the time keeps on changing. We will assist you to resolve the issue.

To assist you better, I would like to know the troubleshooting steps that you have performed.

I also suggest you to sync the time zone with internet time zone and check if it helps.

• Click on date and Time from the action bar.
• Click on Add clocks for different time zone.
• Click on Internet Time Tab.
• Change according to your preference.

Hope the information helps. Let us know if you need further assistance. We will be happy to help.

Thank you.

 

Win10 clock wrong, Windows Time service resetting itself to manual


Thanks for the thoughts - especially for pointing towards the BIOS!
All the computers are recently bought (+- one month, complete IT-overhaul). Time zone is correct. No 3rd party software I can think of, since it seems the clock has been always wrong. No dual boot. Checked the BIOS on Acer Aspire, the clock was wrong, so I set it correctly. Set the time automatically setting is off (& windows keeps resetting windows time service to manual anyway). The sync of clocks when connected to wifi (but I dunno how to adjust that) could mess up the time, but now I also see that the windows clock stops once the computer is switched off. When I restart the clock starts ticking from the time when I switched off the computer. When I go into BIOS, the BIOS clock is, of course, also wrong and hasnt moved while the computer was switched off. So, on Acer Aspire, once I switch off the computer, the BIOS clock stops ticking. Interesting. I'm not savvy enough to determine what causes that but maybe it indicates smth to you?