How do I automatically start the windows time service at bootup

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Jim Wray

I would like to be able to automatically start the windows time service
(home network - no domain) when the system boots. Right now I have to go to
a command prompt and type NET START [I forget right now - w32 something].
...anyhow, is there a command I can add to the registrty that will start the
time service at boot up?

thanks
 
Jim Wray said:
I would like to be able to automatically start the windows time
service (home network - no domain) when the system boots. Right now I
have to go to a command prompt and type NET START [I forget right now
- w32 something]. ..anyhow, is there a command I can add to the
registrty that will start the time service at boot up?
Click to expand...

Go to Control Panel->Administrative tools->Services. Set the startup type
of Time service to Automatic.
 
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