>>I have this in a batch file, which is in the start up folder, of each client on our network
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NET TIME \\SERVER /SET /YES

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>>When I creat the link to the batch file, I set it up to run minimum, exit on completion.
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>>HTH
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>I know this may sound like a dumb question, but how do I create a batch file? I have run the commands from the command prompt and it works fine, but when I tried to create an executable I got an error message "Not a valid 32-bit program" or something like that. Any suggestions? Thanks. --Lincoln

A batch file is just a text file with the same commands as you would type them in at a command prompt. It ends with an extension of ".BAT". So timesync.bat would contain:
NET TIME \\SERVER /SET /YES