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WinNT not in sync with BIOS clock
My BIOS clock runs correctly (NT gets the correct time from there when I restart)
see Knowldege Base Article:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q139/4/ 52.asp?id=Q139452
"Windows NT updates its internal date and time every hour by reading the CMOS on the motherboard. In-between the one hour intervals, Windows NT increments its own clock approximately every 10 milliseconds."
Anyone know if this 1-hour time update interval can be reduced by a registry tweak? Or can I manually poll the BIOS for the time with some command ?
-misterIT