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Change the &quot;DATE&quot;... not the &quot;TIME&quot;.
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Well I did that of course :)<br />
As soon as I change the date it reverts back to April 10th (thats tomorrow for me)
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Well I did that of course :)
As soon as I change the date it reverts back to April 10th (thats tomorrow for me)

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Shux. &nbsp;No solution? &nbsp;Dang.
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Hello,<br />
Look at the date in the BIOS. &nbsp;If the date is back in the 1900s, 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s, then you will need to update the BIOS.<br />
Change the date then and see what happens.<br />
Thanks,<br />
Kelly Wilke
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Hello,
Look at the date in the BIOS.  If the date is back in the 1900s, 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s, then you will need to update the BIOS.
Change the date then and see what happens.
Thanks,
Kelly Wilke

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Just as the title says.. time is off by 24 hours.<br />
Server time is a day ahead.<br />
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Time zone is correct and I have tried syncing with several different NTP servers on the net with no luck.<br />
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What could be the problem?<br />

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Just as the title says.. time is off by 24 hours.
Server time is a day ahead.

Time zone is correct and I have tried syncing with several different NTP servers on the net with no luck.

What could be the problem?


Time off by 24 Hrs windows 2k server

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