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If your computer is connected with the Internet, it automatically synchronizes the local computer time with the Windows time service.However, sometimes, the system clock doesn’t show the accurate time and faces issues while syncing with the network time protocol or NTP servers.Although we’ll be updating a second generation Kindle Paperwhite in this tutorial, the same technique we’ll guide you through works on all the different Kindle models.The first and foremost step is that you identify which Kindle you have in order to ensure you’re comparing the right software version for your model and downloading the appropriate update.If you travel frequently from one country to another, it is advised to either use Windows additional clock setting or change the time zone according to location. (In the screenshot below, the computer is set to automatically synchronize with gov. In your computer, the current time server should be Here you can choose the server.Click on drop down and the list of servers will appear.

As a general rule, Amazon’s over-the-air updates are usually hiccup free (even though they might take upwards of a month to slowly roll out to every Kindle across the globe).

The server time.is the default one and is maintained by Microsoft itself. Then, run the w32tm tool along with /resync argument (w32tm/resync).

The other four servers are maintained by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the US. This triggers an instant time synchronization, provided the Windows Time service is running.

Click on the link “Download Software Update [version number]”. Once the download is complete, attach your Kindle Paperwhite to your computer with a USB cable and copy the update .

BIN file to the root directory of your Kindle Paperwhite.

Let us know in comments which of these methods were the most suitable for you.