| Version: | 7.6 |
| Category: | Desktop Enhancements|Clocks & Time Management |
| Developer: | LMHSOFT.COM |
| Size: | 14 Mb |
 129 Seeds |  99 Peers |
 Good: 23 |  Bad: 2 |
Features: Can run as a Windows service Supports SNTP (the Simple Network time protocol) Supports the TIME protocol Can be invoked at the command line, and called in batch files Can synchronize time with any server running SNTP or TIME protocol Periodically checks and synchronizes time Displays time in either local time or UTC/GMT Can monitor Windows time change event, and adjust automatically
Review: If you want to keep your computer clock accurate, but you're disappointed with the built-in Windows tools, you should look at the Atom Time Synchronizer. As you can guess, just by reading its name, it was an easy decision software to synchronize your computer clock with atomic time servers and thus keep the clock up to date. You do not have to be an experienced computer user to take advantage of Atom Time Synchronizer because Everythings quite intuitive, with all the important information consolidated in one window. You can see the local time and distance, and the difference between the two simply by running the program, but more options are made of special settings screen. Atom Time Synchronizer allows you to select the server you want to sync, so you can use either atomic time servers (NIST), or a user-defined. Moreover, you can change the application synchronize periodically at an interval set, and run the Windows Startup, to keep the clock accurate. Although it can be used both in local time or UTC / GMT, Atom Time Synchronizer is still very friendly hardware resources, but requires an internet connection to sync. Furthermore, the application works flawlessly with all versions of Windows and do not ask for admin rights, putting the tray icon, providing immediate access to their functions. Generally, Atom Time Synchronizer is an application that can be used safely for recruits and for those with a little computer experience. Users to distinguish between an attack and an avalanche of features will work with very little resources. |
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