| Review: If you want to keep your computer clock accurate, but you are disappointed with the built-in tools of Windows, you should look at the Atomic Time Synchronizer. As you can guess just by reading the name suggests, this lightweight software solution developed to synchronize your computer clock with atomic time servers and thus oversees to this day. You do not need to be an experienced person to take full advantage of Atom Time Synchronizer because everything is very intuitive, with all the important information is grouped in a single window user. You can see the local time and remote, and the only difference between the two with the launch of the program, but there are more options available in specific settings screen. Atomic Time Synchronizer gives you the option to select the server you want to sync with, so you can use atomic time servers (NIST) or user defined. What's more, you can set the application to synchronize periodically at set intervals and launch the program when Windows starts to keep time accurately. Although you can use either local or UTC / GMT systems, Atomic Time Synchronizer is still very fond of hardware resources, but Connecting to the Internet is required to synchronize the clock. In addition, the app runs smoothly on all versions of Windows and do not ask for administrator privileges, put icons in the tray to provide quick access to its features. Overall, Atomic Time Synchronizer is an application that can be safely used by both beginners and those with little computer experience more. User doesn attack with an avalanche of features and runs on very low incomes. |
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