Windows 10 hour is lagging 2 hours behind

[MS-DOS]

This started happening at some point for some reason. When I boot it's 2 days behind my local time. I have in Date and Hour ticked the 2 options (not my picture)

 

 

Im going to set the second one off like on the picture to see what happens. By ticking and unticking it corrects itself but sometimes I dont get it because it's 2 hours away when I boot again. What could bec ausingthis????

[Bill_Skills]

11 minutes ago, MS-DOS said:

This started happening at some point for some reason. When I boot it's 2 days behind my local time. I have in Date and Hour ticked the 2 options (not my picture)

 

 

Im going to set the second one off like on the picture to see what happens. By ticking and unticking it corrects itself but sometimes I dont get it because it's 2 hours away when I boot again. What could bec ausingthis????

Click the sync now button? It says the last time it was synced was 2019.

[LogicalDrm]

You have two options. Use online sync as suggested. Or change your CMOS battery. My advice would be to do latter regardless.

[MS-DOS]

22 hours ago, Bill_Skills said:

Click the sync now button? It says the last time it was synced was 2019.

(not my picture)

[MS-DOS]

Holy shit there it is again:

 

 

It's actually 23:00 and I just realized it says 21:00

 

What the fuck is going on?

 

I've also tried with the second slider enabled (set time zone automatically), and the same happens.

 

What is going on????????

[MS-DOS]

Holy shit there it is again, now with both things checked:

 

 

It's 19:08 but once it's two hours behind on boot. Why?

[Mark Kaine]

On 8/12/2021 at 10:15 PM, Bill_Skills said:

Click the sync now button? It says the last time it was synced was 2019.

this is actually the fix, but either im blind or OP doesn't have a "sync now" button??

 

2 hours ago, MS-DOS said:

It's 19:08 but once it's two hours behind on boot. Why?

where is your "sync now" button? 

[Bill_Skills]

How about trying some Control Panel settings?

 

Navigate to:

• Control Panel > Clock and Region > Date and Time > Internet Time > Change settings...

Then make sure that "Synchronize with an Internet time server" is checked, set the server to "time.windows.com" and click "Update now".

[MS-DOS]

On 8/23/2021 at 7:53 PM, Bill_Skills said:

How about trying some Control Panel settings?

 

Navigate to:

• Control Panel > Clock and Region > Date and Time > Internet Time > Change settings...

Then make sure that "Synchronize with an Internet time server" is checked, set the server to "time.windows.com" and click "Update now".

where is "internet time"?

[MS-DOS]

On 8/22/2021 at 9:17 PM, Mark Kaine said:

this is actually the fix, but either im blind or OP doesn't have a "sync now" button??

 

where is your "sync now" button? 

no idea, it seem I dont have it

[Sid_Official]

Just deactivate adjust automatically and put you own area and timings then it will be sync with your time...

Don't enable automatic time zone again..

 

[MS-DOS]

11 hours ago, Sid_Official said:

Just deactivate adjust automatically and put you own area and timings then it will be sync with your time...

Don't enable automatic time zone again..

 

But then I wouldn need to manually adjust the hour everytime there is a summer winter etc change which is annoying. Why can't it just work?

[Sid_Official]

On 9/1/2021 at 9:42 PM, MS-DOS said:

But then I wouldn need to manually adjust the hour everytime there is a summer winter etc change which is annoying. Why can't it just work?

No I myself did this on my system and I didn't need to do this ever again...It just keeps the track of your manually entered time