WINtp — NTP time synchronization client, providing a faster implementation for time synchronization.

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It is a simple clock synchronization tool, currently suitable for Windows operating systems

Because the default time synchronization in Windows seems a bit slow,

I created this tool. It now supports retrieving time from websites using the TCP protocol over HTTP(s).

Downloads

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• Lanzou 1
• Lanzou 2
• Lanzou 3

How to use it?

Typically, you just need to double-click to run it. The software has no UI interface; it will automatically synchronize the system time after starting.

Once completed, it exits immediately and runs no background processes.

It is recommended to install it as a system service, but you can also set it as a startup item according to your preference.

Configuration

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
    <appSettings>
        <add key="AutoSyncTime" value="false" />
        <!-- The "Automatic Time Synchronization" switch will not sync the system time if commented out or set to false (to prevent antivirus false positives).-->
        <add key="Verbose" value="false" /> <!-- Print logs in Event Manager -->
        <add key="UseSsl" value="false" /> <!-- Using the HTTPS protocol -->
        <add key="Delay" value="3600" /> <!-- Time synchronization period, default 3600 seconds. -->
        <add key="Timeout" value="30000" /> <!-- The timeout for a single request is 30,000 milliseconds (30 seconds) by default. -->
        <add key="Ntps" value="time.asia.apple.com;ntp.tencent.com;ntp.aliyun.com;rhel.pool.ntp.org;" /> <!-- NTP Servers -->
        <add key="Urls" value="www.baidu.com;www.qq.com;www.google.com;" /> <!-- WebWebsite domain -->
    </appSettings>
</configuration>

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