NetTime
Network Time Synchronization Tool for Windows
NetTime is a free, open-source SNTP client for Windows that keeps system time accurate. It is small, easy to install and use, and reliable. Originally written in 1997, the project was resurrected by Mark Griffiths.
12 alternatives to NetTime
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