Why does Correct System Clock sometime report that it failed before finally completing?

The automatic clock synchronization task searches for up to four Internet clock servers: all synchronized with or by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) clock. If the task is unable to connect with one server because many other PCs are trying at the same time, PCCare Premium will try the others. PCCare will list the servers it did not connect with as well as the server that it finally did connect with.

If your PC is still unable to connect with any of these four clock servers, it will report a failure.

If this is a recurring problem, please try setting a different time to execute Correct Clock to avoid these busy times for the servers. Since many commercial systems are set to synchronize with these time servers at 1:00 am local time, we suggest you avoid scheduling Correct System Clock around this time, as the servers are often very busy then.

If PCCare reports that the scheduler failed to execute please check your internet settings and your DSL/Cable modem.