PTPSync | Precision Time Protocol Synchronization Service for Windows

Note that the following steps assume this is a new installation, not an upgrade:. Note that the database is only used to hold configuration information for the PTPSync service. When using database other than SQLite, see additional configuration steps. You can leave current time synchronization, e.g., NTP, in place as a backup time sync in case the PTP clock broadcast or synchronization service stops.
Download installer zip file PTPSync.Installs.zip from the Releases page.
Open zip file and double click on PTPSyncSetup.msi.
Next through first page, accept MIT license on next page, and click next again.
On the Custom Setup page you can change the target install location if desired.
It is recommended to keep all production options listed on the Custom Setup page then click next.
On the Service Account page the default account for the PTPSync Windows service is LocalSystem. Should you choose another user for the service, the user will at least need enough rights to change the local clock and access to the network. Click next to continue.
On the Company Information page enter the company name that is hosting the PTPSync service and a short acronym, then click next.
Click install. When the installation completes, make sure "Launch Configuration Setup Utility" is checked and click finish.
The configuration setup utility for the service will now run. Click next from the first page.
Select "I want to set up a new configuration." and click next.
Select "Database (suggested)" and click next.
On the Set up a database page, SQLite is the typical option. Once desired database is selected, click next.
The Set up a SQLite database page defines the desired location for the SQLite database file, it defaults to the ConfigurationCache sub-folder of the PTPSync service installation folder. For non-default locations, service user will require read/write access. When the desired database location has been selected, click next.
On the Define User Account Credentials page, select the initial administrative user for the PTPSync service - installing user is the default. Click next when desired admin user has been selected. Additional users and groups can be configured later using the PTPSync Manager application.
Make sure "PTPSync Windows service" and "PTPSync Manager (local application)" are both checked and click next.
On the Setup is ready page, click next.
If the setup steps on the Setup in progress page succeed, click next.
Make sure "Start the PTPSync Service" and "Start the PTPSync Manager" are checked and click "Finish"
Installation is now complete, and the Windows PTPSync service will now be running.
The system will have chosen a local network interface to bind to for listening to PTP synchronization packets, but this may not be the desired interface. Continue with Configuration steps below.