That 0x1 after the host name looks strange; I see that documented in the KB article but it does not appear when I run w32tm /dumpreg on my own systems. Try running this command:
NET TIME /SETSNTP:time.windows.com That should reset all of the registry values you were messing with. Then stop and restart the Windows Time Service. Look in the event log. If there are any warnings saying that the time server could not be contacted, then you definitely have a networking problem. Somehow UDP port 123 is being firewalled or otherwise blocked. Have you tried using us.pool.ntp.org instead of time.windows.com? _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
