Missing registry causes Windows Server R2 Clock service W32Time not self-starter

Refer to the article on the cloud http://blog.csdn.net/piaoyunqing/article/details/6323647.

The test environment has a Windows Server R2 virtual machine, restart the wrong time, after troubleshooting, is missing some items in the registry, causing the service to not start itself. When you modify the registry, you are prompted for "Access Denied", which is a permission issue. And you cannot add administrator permissions. Finally, by modifying the "owner" to achieve the purpose of adding permissions.

Missing registry causes Windows Server R2 Clock service W32Time not self-starter