(03-21-2019, 09:59 AM)iz2bkt Wrote: Use the Windows command:
You Can keep the command prompt open, press the F3 key and repeat the operation as many times as you want
- Open the command prompt in Administrator mode
- Type TIME Hours: minutes: seconds (example TIME 10:42:25) and Enter
Nice try, but no

It's almost impossible to set time offset (not new time) especially in milliseconds in such way.
Look, I don't talk about workarounds. I can invent a lot of them. For example on PowerShell:
Code:
$TimeDiff = Read-Host 'Input time difference is second (s.s)?'
$SrcTime = Get-Date -Format 'yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss.fff'
$DstTime = Set-Date ((Get-Date).AddSeconds($TimeDiff)) | Get-Date -Format 'yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss.fff'
Write-Host ("Src-Time = "+$SrcTime) -Foreground Yellow
Write-Host ("Dst-Time = "+$DstTime) -Foreground Green
I only want to say that it would be nice to implement such (very very simple) functional in BktTimeSync.