Você gostaria de pegar alook para isso:
You can add a new rule to SPF following the steps delineated here. The application is w32Time located under System32 is memory serves right.
However if SPF doesn't complain, the problem is certainly elsewhere. I see to remember having had problems with time sync before. I really can't remember what the reason was in end. But two things seem to nag me:
The service was stopped or in Manual or something, and needed to be in Automatic(?). My router was blocking it Errors coming from the time servers alone seem unlikely. As you say you have tried others. But in any case KB262680 contains huge lists of time servers you can use.
Meanhile KB314054 reveals manual configuration instructions of the service in the registry along with a detailed explanation of all keys further down the page. Could be a case of a bad registry configuration.
All the best.