I use "Dimension 4". You can find it at www.thinkman.com



> > > system clock seems to stop dead whenever I put the machine
> > to sleep or
> > > in hibernation. Also, its system clock will lose 50 minutes
> > randomly
> > > while using the machine.
> > >
> > > Has anyone had a problem like this before? Any solutions?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > I'll focus on the NTP side of things. Keeping your system
> > clock accurate is easy if you enable NTP as a system service.
> > I use Win2000, but XP should be similar.
>
>
>XP only syncs once a day, not sure if you can change that.  There are plenty
>of little apps out there that do this.
>
>The default server is time.windows.com, I wonder how may hits a day that
>gets.
>
>Doesn't really solve you problem I know...
>
>Tony
>
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