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Exchange 2010 Information store not mounting

I am getting this error:
The Microsoft Exchange Information Store service terminated with service-specific error %%-2147221213.

The information sotre is not mounting.  The time is in sync on this server with all other domain computers.  I'm not sure what is wrong.
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Have you applied SP1 to your exchange system?
Have you made any changes on the server?  I have seen this when a exchange server does not have access to active directory.  Did the dns change or stop working.
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It's working now.  It's a virutal machine.  I updated the time on my VMWare server and had to reboot the the virutal machine.  

This is so weird.  There was a series of weird time issues but I think I've worked through them.

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I know I'm posting this some time after the last post but, I always like to have helpful info in as many places as possible since I can't boolean search very well. I found this post on another website and this resolved an issue where both the Information Store and System Attendant Services would not start on a Server 2008 R2 with Exchange 2010 SP1

¦Go to Start > Run > type “regedit”
 ¦Check if there is a key “Setup” under: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Exchange\
 ¦If not, right click key “Exchange” > New > Key and name it as “Setup”
 ¦Create a new string value in this newly created key and name it as “Services”
 ¦Right click Services > Modify and enter the full installation path of Exchange 2010, default path is C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14

Reboot your server and the services should auto-start. Simple enough sometimes.
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