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clock sync software

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i need a free , spyware free, utility toi sync my windows clock to the atomic clock. any suggestions, also it needs to use low resources and run on windows server 2000

thanks

:)


im using beatnik intenet clock. its a desktop clock that also has a built in auto sync and skins. if not, you can use atomic clock sync (thats the program name), it syncs awtomaticly. i have that running on my server.

im sure windows xp has this built into it

Double flick on the clock in the task bar and click on the third tab and press update.

not sure has accurate this is though.

Just did a check thru my apps, have one called ClockAlign.exe

by Mel Reyes @ http://mrtech.com/clockalign/

one thing you'd need to change if you use it, is the server it checks from, mine is defaulting to the navy and that appears to be changed or gone, did a quick search and found:

http://ntp.isc.org/bin/view/Servers/NTPPoolServers

I chose: north-america.pool.ntp.org

Proggie lets you add an alternate timebase in the Options (left click on its icon in the task bar)

It's probably not as fancy as ones already mentioned, but for 96kb who's complaining ;)

The AtomicTimeSync, atsi.exe I have appears to be from AnalogX, is 223kb and requires installation...

I'll go with Mel Reyes :D

Edited by Crash&Burn

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