Internet Time Sync Not Working in Windows 10/11 Fix
8Internet Time Sync Not Working in Windows 10/11 Fix
We have already seen how to change the Windows Internet Time Update Interval. But maybe your Windows Time is wrong and not synchronizing – or maybe you are unable to configure your Windows Internet time settings to automatically synchronize with an Internet time server, like say, time.windows.com. While you may be able to manually synchronize the time, by clicking on Update now, you may find that it just does not do so automatically.
Do you keep receiving a “Time synchronization failed” error while syncing the clock with a time server in Windows 11 or 10? There are several reasons why that happens.
It could be a problem with the Windows Time service, an overloaded time server, or an issue with your internet connection. This troubleshooting guide will teach you multiple ways to fix that on a Windows computer.
Issues addressed in this tutorial:
internet time not showing windows 11
internet time sync server
synchronize with an internet time server not working
no internet time tab windows 11
can't sync time windows 10
enable internet time tab windows 11
why is my time sync not working
my computer time is not synchronized
no internet time option windows 11
time sync without internet connection
If Windows 11 not syncing time or displays wrong time, watch this tutorial to fix the problem. You may have noticed that your computer doesn't sync to the time of your new location after moving to a new country. Your computer may also not sync to the correct time every time you restart the device, and you should always manually update the date and time on every restart.
This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops, and tablets running the Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Alienware, Razer, MSI, Huawei , Microsoft Surface, and Samsung.