Error DataBase-One Place all Solutions Forums Blog Glossary    Contact Us
Search  
   
Browse by Category
Error DataBase-One Place all Solutions
 Business Desktop Deployment (BDD) 2007
 Citrix
 DataBase
 Drivers
 Microsoft Exchange Server
 Mobile Junction
 Operating Systems
 Solaris Opearting System (OS)
 Windows Operating Systems
 MS DOS
 Windows 2000
 Windows 2003
 Windows Scripts and Batch Files
 Windows Server 2008
 Windows VISTA
 Windows XP
 Technical vocabulary
 Virtualization
 WebMaster
Error DataBase-One Place all Solutions .: Operating Systems .: Windows Operating Systems .: Windows 2000 .: How to manually start and stop the Win32Time service by issuing the following commands at the command prompt:

How to manually start and stop the Win32Time service by issuing the following commands at the command prompt:

The Net Time Tool

The net time tool, located in the \system32 folder of your Windows 2000 installation, is used to configure the Win32Time service. As mentioned earlier, the Win32Time service starts automatically at system startup (see Figure 1). You can manually start and stop the Win32Time service by issuing the following commands at the command prompt:

net start w32time
net stop w32time
Article 1295
Created 3-6-2008
Author Lucki
Rating (None)

How helpful was this article to you?

Related Articles

article How to start, stop, pause, resume, or restart a service in XP
Note You must be logged on as an administrator...
(No rating)  3-6-2008    Views: 215   
article How to start the Windows Time service in XP
Clients not synchronized with servers can occur...
(No rating)  3-6-2008    Views: 195   
article How to Backup Database From the Command Prompt?
Backup Database From the Command PromptIt is...
  3-8-2008    Views: 385   

User Comments

Add Comment
No comments have been posted.