From the Server drop down menu, choose the server with which you want your system clock to be synchronized.
Now a new window named Internet Time Settings opens up, where you can configure the Internet Time Settings. You got to click on the right most tab, which is the Internet Time tab and then on Change Settings as shown in the screenshot. A new window named Date and Time, having three tabs opens up. 
Now, from the list of options that gets expanded out, find the one named Date and Time and click on it. Now, write control panel in it and Hit enter to Open control panel. Grab a shot of it and see how perfect and the accurate time your PC will show. If you like your PC’s clock to be more precise and also desire it to be synchronized with the internet, it is best suggested to enable Internet Time. Note: If your machine is running on a domain, the sync will refuse to occur. The server and the Update now will be immediately grayed out. 
Wipe off the tick mark from the small square that says “Synchronize with an Internet time server”. Hit the Ok button to go through the modification. Once it is done, it is suggested to do a tap on Update now so that the sync can take place at that very moment itself. Use the list of Servers to pick up the one from which your clock will be synchronized. In that visible box, only one tiny square cell is present and it is apprehended as “Synchronize with an Internet time server”. 
With a blink of an eye, the Internet Time Settings box will be visible. 
Only a single button is observable in the box, so do a tap on Change settings. Take yourself to the farthest tab of Internet Time. This will project another wizard of Date and Time where three distinct tabs will be observable. The above activity will show up a variety of symbols for different areas, so pick up Date and Time. Compositely hit Win and X keys and let the list of options to be displayed and then proceed with a tap on Control Panel, seen in the second lower section. How to Disable and Enable Internet Time in Windows 10
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