I cannot sign in to my own server 2012 because it gives me an error that there is time or date difference between the client and server. i suppose my motherboard cell is consumed now but the user i am trying sign in is the administrator and it manages the domain. how to overcome this? Help me please.
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Jump to PostYou could try doing
net time \\servername /set
to sync the time.
Jump to PostThis is by design.
You should be able to Logon the server and if you need to log on the client workstation with domain credentials, first get these two systems to a relatively close time.
Which system is having a problem with its time?
Jump to PostIf you interactively log on to the DC using an account with Admin privileges you should be able to log in. Even if the time is incorrect on the DC. If the DC is an authoritative time source then it believes that it has the correct time. If you have …
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- Left click on the clock in the taskbar
- Left click on "Change date and time settings"
- Go to the "Internet Time" tab
- click "Change Settings"
- Select an external service
- Click "Update Now"
Your time should then be correct. If the server syncs to an external time then it should …
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