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Windows time service is only accurate to within a handful of seconds. This is by design, and there is no getting around it. It does not matter how close or accurate your source clock is, Windows time is not designed to be accurate within milliseconds.
If you want real accuracy, you need a true NTP service. I use Meinberg NTP personally, but there are many to choose from.
just in case for those that might not understand or might missunderstand @bigmike comment.... the windows client for keeping time is what he is referring to... hence the mention of an alternate NTP Client that would keep time better than ms windows built-in client... windows itself will track time to the milli and micro second with a valid NTP Client.
on windows computers with vista or higher you can configure to automatically synchronize your time once a day. you donīt have the need of additional programs.
go to date and time and then internettime - configure your nearest clock.