Windows 10 time out of sync - Dualboot removed

Solution 1:

Some fixes for time problems:

1. Temporarily disable your firewall and security software

2. Set Windows Time service to automatic:

   • Run the Services applet
   • Find the "Windows Time" service and double-click it
   • Verify that "Startup type" is set to "Automatic"
   • Click Start, Apply, OK.

3. Use a different server

   • Right-click the taskbar clock and select "Adjust date/time"
   • Ensure that "Set the time automatically" is set to On
   • On the right click "Date, time & regional formatting"
   • Verify the data and click "Additional date, time & regional settings"
   • Click "Set the time and date"
   • Go to "Internet Time" tab and click "Change settings"
   • The setting of "time.windows.com" should work for you, or you could click the down-arrow to change it (or enter your own server).
   • If you changed the time server, click "Update now" and OK.

4. Re-register the Windows Time service:

   • Run Command Prompt as Administrator

   • Paste-in the following commands, pressing Enter after each:

     net stop w32time
     w32tm /unregister
     w32tm /register
     net start w32time
     w32tm /resync /nowait
     

   • Reboot.