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Freeware - Time Synchronizers

Bexclock is an easy to use Atomic PC Clock Synchronizer, it can optionally run on startup allowing you to set and forget. Bexclock can be set to automatically close itself once your PC clock has been set so it will not take up any of your PC's memory space. Alternatively, you can run Bexclock manually. Once Bexclock has set the time, it shows you the new time compared to the previous time, so you can see the change.

NikiTime automatically synchronizes the computer system time clock with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) time servers. It uses Coordinated Universal Time from the national time scale UTC(NIST) and sets the correct time according to your local time zone. NikiTime runs as a Windows Service to insure synchronization occurs on a regular basis, it also includes a Live Update module to insure the latest updates and NIST server lists are received.

Set Time is an Internet Time Server and GPS Utility, you can set your computer's system clock via 8 different Internet time servers, or by GPS, it also includes astronomical events like Moon/Sun rise times, local sidereal time, longitude, latitude and more. Can be configured to start automatically with Windows (icon in tray), and will automatically update the clock at predefined intervals. This is a Microsoft installer package. If you need the installer you can download it from Microsoft. Wininet.dll must be present in the Windows/System directory.

TimeSentry - A Small, Multi-purpose Calendar and Time application designed to make finding out date and time information easy and fast. It features a customizable calendar, a date/time calculator to calculate the difference between two dates and times to the millisecond, and also an atomic time synchronizer. TimeSentry can also access local setting info, daylight saving time info, GMT bias, system uptime, and simple time zone info.

WebTime 2000 is a small utility program that will synchronize your PC's internal clock with one of the several atomic clocks maintained by the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology.

System Clock problems? Now all these problems will be solved! Media Programming Group company presents a new program for automated system clock correction by means of the Internet. Your system time will be regularly collated with an atomic clock, and your computer clock will always be precise.

A World clock with Local, UTC, and between 1 and 10 other configurable clocks, each with it's own time zone, Daylight savings time rule, description, City, Region, Country, and Location Code - all updated in real time (well almost ~ 1/second) Time Zones in the next or previous Day are indicated by a + or - in front of the time. Choose between 24 or 12 hour type display - minimizes to the system tray and/or task bar. Choose to display between 1 and 10 world clocks, set chimes for the hour, half hour, and/or quarter hour, or ships bells. Download the Current WT5 Location Data here.

Synchronize your computer time with another timeserver (Name or IP-Address). This program also has several commandline-options for scheduling, behaviour (work in background), and log file creation etc.

A simple time synchronizer that may be configured to startup at Windows boot, automatically connect to an atomic clock based time server, synchronize the system clock and then quit.

Set your computers clock using the same time used by the US military! AnalogX Atomic TimeSync uses any NTP server (such as the one run by NIST) and sets your system clock. It can be configured to offset the time by any amount, periodically re-sync the time, plus it even has a built-in NTP server!

Put a shortcut to it in your startup group and it will update your system clock each time you log onto the Internet. Plus, now you can run programs automatically when you get connected using NetTime. just added.. Now can shut down programs when you disconnect too! Runs in the System Tray and Doesn't bug you, Because it's FREE !

Cmdtime is an extremely easy-to-use command-line utility for synchronizing time over the Internet. It uses fast and reliable Simple Network Time Protocol. It's designed to use either standalone, or in batch-files, or with external shedulers.

A 32-bit world time utility that displays the date/time for up to 12 cities around the world. You don't need to know anything about GMT or time zones, simply select the cities you want from the list of 1,300 cities in 193 countries.

BayTime Internet time synchronization and date manager lets you define 1 primary server and two secondary servers, the secondary server(s) will be used if the primary server is not available. It has many other sychronization options including a shutdown manager and a LAN synchronization.