I am running Windows Server 2003 on my server and Windows XP on 7 desktops that are networked. The time on the desktops synchronize with the server since they are members of the domain. I have a non-Microsoft program that occasionally requires me to change the date on the desktops. Is there anyway I can change the date on a desktop and not have it automatically synch with the server?
Stop the XP service named "Windows Time". Windows Time Service: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb490605.aspx near the bottom of the article there is a section named: "Starting and Stopping Windows Time Service" Windows Time Service Tools and Settings: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc773263.aspx JS www.pagestart.com "pjm" wrote in message news:FB373199-5BFA-44D8-9AF9-1E4D4B592EB5@microsoft.com... >I am running Windows Server 2003 on my server and Windows XP on 7 desktops > that are networked. The time on the desktops synchronize with the server > since they are members of the domain. I have a non-Microsoft program that > occasionally requires me to change the date on the desktops. Is there > anyway > I can change the date on a desktop and not have it automatically synch > with > the server?
