Are you sure that, on your system, there are no other programs trying
to set
the time?
That is what I thought, that something was "jumping" the system clock.
The fact that the offset value is always anice even value I think
proves the clock is not drifting or noisy by being set.
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Chris Albertson
Redondo Beach, California
Check that W32time isn't showing in the process list (with "Show processes
from all users" set). I asked what NTP had logged in the event viewer.
Also: what is in the drift file (in NTP's "etc" directory). If it's a
number near 500 (either positive or negative) that may indicate that the
clock on your PC is rather too far off correct for NTP to be able to
correct it (more than 500 parts per million away).
Cheers,
David
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