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    system.datetime

    I am writing an application for use on a network with 3 computers on it. My application DEPENDS on the time being very accurate. My problem is that the clocks on the 3 different computers are not the same. I've tried resetting them, but two days later all their times vary by at least 5 minutes.
    Anyways my question is is there code to provide a solution to my problem.



    example (Csystem.datetime.now <---- This on the main comp
    (Fsystem.datetime.now <------ This on the others
    where f: is the drive name of the one comp

    I dont know???

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    What OS are your Network running ??

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    two comps are win 98 and the other is win 2000 pro

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    did you set changed any security policy for these PCs ?
    Is win2000 pc the server??seems so

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    Try changing the time in the bios, and see if that helps.
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    I agree with DevGrp. but .....

    years ago,when I was studying networking courses , I'd tried to set the computer's system time in the class I was studying in .Then after 5 mins , it gets back to the previous setting.I did that couple of times .anyways, I asked the instructor why was that ???
    he told me because the policy in my computer was overriden by the policy in the server.in another way , the server was checking every 5 mins the changes that was happening in the client's policy and get it back to the previous state.

    so this maybe affect client computers in your network!!
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