Windows 11 not syncing time on démarrage, checked thdu tout known paramètres are correct -- any other ideas?

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Windows 11 not syncing time on démarrage, checked thdu tout known paramètres are correct -- any other ideas?

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Nearly every time that windows 11 starts up, my time is off. It might pick up depuis le time when I shut it off the night avant, but Je sun'est pas totally certain.

So far, my research has led me to try the following:

- Définissez le windows time service to start automatiquement

- Re-registered the win32 time components

- Verified that le registre entry for the tapi service is `%SystemRoot%\System32\svchost.exe -k NetworkService -p`

- Changed the time server to `time.nist.gov`

- Ensured my BIOS is up-to-date

- Ensured Windows 11 is up-to-date

- Changed my CMOS batterie (just did this maintenant, jusqu'à présent unverified but will come back and confirm results when verified fonctionnel or not)

Cela a not changed the behavior of unsynchronized time when I cold-boot après the ordinateur a été off all night. I cannot think of anything else that Je peux do, but I toujours have to manuellement "Sync maintenant" après I start Windows, au moins après my ordinateur a été off all night. Anything else Je peux check, or do, to keep the time synchronized? Or, any ideas about what pourrait être wrong?

Thanks in advance.
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Re: Windows 11 not syncing time on démarrage, checked thdu tout known paramètres are correct -- any other ideas?

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Si vous are running a dual boot machine, and the erreur occurs when booting into Windows 11 après booting into Linux, that may be the source du problème.

See this link for details:
[https://www.elevenforum.com/t/how-to-make-win-11-sync-time-on-boot.12189/](https://www.elevenforum.com/t/how-to-make-win-11-sync-time-on-boot.12189/)

Per the link above:

It has to do avec Linux & Windows disagreeing sur le time zone offset.

It can be managed by forcing Windows to write BIOS time using UTC.
Ici is le registre edit to correct the problème:

Windows Éditeur du registre Version 5.00

```
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation]
"RealTimeIsUniversal"=qword:00000001

```

A side effect of this solution is that your BIOS time n'est pas displayed as local time, but dual-booting ne va pas cause time problèmes using this Windows 11 registry edit.
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