Check if your System is Automatically Synchronized
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Open https://time.is/ in a browser
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If your clock is not in sync you will see the differential between the synchronization of your machine
To Auto-Synchronize your Machine
macOS users
Referenced from here.
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On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Date & Time.
- You may need to click the lock icon , then enter an administrator name and password.
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Click Date & Time, then set the date and time automatically or manually.
- Automatically: Select “Set date and time automatically”, then choose the network time server for your region.
- Manually: Deselect “Set date and time automatically”, click today’s date on the calendar, drag the clock’s hands to show the correct time (or enter the time), then click Save.
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Click Time Zone, then set the time zone automatically or manually.
- Automatically: Select “Set time zone automatically using current location”.
- Manually: Deselect “Set time zone automatically using current location”, click a location on the map, click the Closest Town/City pop-up menu, then choose the town or city closest to your location.
Windows users
Referenced from here.
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Open Control Panel.
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Click on Clock, Language, and Region.
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Click on Date and Time.
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Click on the Internet Time tab.
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Click the Change settings button.
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Check that the Synchronize with an internet time server option is selected.
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Use the drop-down menu to select a different server.
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Click the Update now button to synchronize the time with the new server.
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Click OK.
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Click Apply.
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Click OK.
Reconfirm your Machine is Synchronized
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Visit https://time.is/ again and you should see the message “Your time is exact!”
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