Windows Secure Lock Screen clock may appear up to 30 seconds behind
shscs911
15 points
4 comments
April 10, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (1 comments)
echoangle
> Both experiences use the same Windows kernel system clock. Ah yes, the lock screen experience. I could stare at it forever. On a more serious note, does anyone know why they would do it like that? Why is one polling interval aligned and the other isn’t? What’s the security impact?