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Program for synchronizing the Windows clock (workaround for dual boot clock problem).

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Windows 10 Dual Boot Clock Workaround

This program is intended as a workaround to a bug with Windows 10, where if you boot to another operating system (Linux, OS X, ...) and then reboot to Windows, the Windows clock is not set to the proper time.

The program needs administrator privileges because it attempts to start the W32Time service and uses the w32tm program to resync the system clock.

Usage

Simply run the program as administrator and it should hopefully fix your clock. You can also make the program run at startup (see this article).

How it works

The program simply attempts to start the W32Time service (if it isn't started already) and then it starts the w32tm program with the /resync argument.

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