Windows 95 has the capability to adjust for errors in the hardware clock by making 100 nanosecond adjustments every clock tick, but I have not seen software to do this. Perhaps I should write some. Placing the cursor over the Actual UTC time will show the time at which the last check was made. Placing the cursor over the Computer UTC time will show the current estimated error of your cpu clock. Try different time servers until you find one that gives an error of 0.5 seconds or less.
Some servers are only accessible from certain domains.
The list is in the file, TIME.TXT , and you may edit it with any editor. Operation Connect to the internet if you are not already connected. You must be connected when you first request information by pressing one of the buttons . After the first connection has been established, you may connect and disconnect from the network at will. It is not necessary to quit DX Monitor.