Bat file to sync time, then open Time and Date to Internet Time tab

A few years back, I had a bat file (that may have been written by Shawn B) that did three things: it launched the time syncing process, then when the process had succeeded, it triggered the playing of a sound, and finally, it opened the Time and Date dialog directly to the Internet Time page, where I could see that the syncing had succeeded at that particular time. Does anyone know enough about that bat file (or equivalent) to tell me how to re-create it?
(Win 10, version 1909)

Try3 said:

These tutorials seem to be what you referred to
Synchronize Clock with an Internet Time Server - TenForumsTutorials
Create a Sync Clock Time shortcut - TenForumsTutorials

Denis

I had studied (some time ago) those for the clues I was seeking. I guess my question needs to be re-worded this way: I know how to sync my clock by using a bat file [Thanks, Brink], and I know how to play a sound when the bat file has finished the first line [Thanks, Brink], but I do not know and have no idea how to find the long code in curly braces {xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx} that references the Internet Time tab of the Date and Time dialog, so that after the sound plays, that page (tab) will be displayed, with the confirmation about mid-page. That's what the old bat did.

Would that be good enough for you if the batch would show something like this in the command prompt:

Local time: 21:36
Remote Time: 21:36

ricardobohner said:

Would that be good enough for you if the batch would show something like this in the command prompt:

Local time: 21:36
Remote Time: 21:36

Good idea, but I was hoping for a way to open the Date and Time dialog to the Internet Time tab, where I should see a message to the effect that "The clock was synced with [server] at xx:xx AM/PM. I think I can get the time synced, the sound played, and the Date and Time dialog opened to the main page of that dialog, BUT, ... I guess I was shooting for the whole enchilada.

Thank you for taking the time to post.

Wisewiz

Gonna try that, but as noted above, this is prolly not worth too much time. I just think it's an interesting challenge. Thank you for taking the time to post.