HOWTO set clock system with a precision of milliseconds

Hello! I need to set the clock system with a precision of milliseconds. Labwindows CVI SetSystemTime function use only the accuracy of a second. How to get around the problem?

Thanks to advice!

I spoke too soon,

In fact, I found that the version SDK function SetSytemTime accepts milliseconds.

However, its use is somewhat different.

You must create a SYSTEMTIME object and set its members to the values you need.

Then, call the SetSystemTime (of the WinSDK) function to set the clock.

You must add "windows.h" to the top of your list of inclusion.

(See the SDK help, there is an example of code available)

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