My Windows 10 desktop is not able to update its system clock from internet time servers. At least, I don't think it can...although the time it's displaying seems roughly accurate (within a few minutes).
The reason I say I don't think it can is because when I drill down into the Internet Time Settings dialog and click Update Now, it always returns with a message complaining that a timeout error occurred...but the message also includes "The clock was most recently synchronized at ..." with the time at which I hit Update Now displayed.
This same error occurs regardless of which time server I try. I've tried time.windows.com, time.nist.gov, and several that I looked up at https://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi.
I thought I might have a firewall problem, but the system clock on my Raspberry Pi running stretch, which is on the same LAN behind the same Cisco firewall, seems to be fine. It's set to be synchronized against NTP.
Suggestions as to how to fix the Windows internet time problem?
