Novalee Posted March 15, 2016 Posted March 15, 2016 So the CMOS battery went on a PC, and I can't log in to the domain. So I've logged in locally. The date and time are all set to the correct time now, also in the bios. However I still can't connect to the server as it thinks the date and time aren't synchronised. I've tried a few different options to push the synchronisation, however, everything asks for domain admin to authenticate access, but my credentials won't authenticate due to not being connected (I guess?). Anyone know a way around this without re-imaging? Thanks.
elsiegee40 Posted March 15, 2016 Posted March 15, 2016 Hmm. Normally setting the date/time on the PC as close as possible to the actual time on the server is enough to resolve this for me. Have you double checked the date? 1
strawberry Posted March 15, 2016 Posted March 15, 2016 is the time zone correct? try doing net time /set to ensure its synced.
Novalee Posted March 15, 2016 Author Posted March 15, 2016 Hmm. Normally setting the date/time on the PC as close as possible to the actual time on the server is enough to resolve this for me. Have you double checked the date? **facepalm** the year is set to 10016... Which actually seems a bit odd, as I think it's a 'pre-select' list. However, I can't change it anyway as it's prompting for admin authorisation which it won't accept... - - - Updated - - - is the time zone correct? try doing net time /set to ensure its synced. I tried this but it told me 'Access denied' - I can't open command prompt as admin either as it won't accept me.
elsiegee40 Posted March 15, 2016 Posted March 15, 2016 **facepalm** the year is set to 10016... Which actually seems a bit odd, as I think it's a 'pre-select' list. However, I can't change it anyway as it's prompting for admin authorisation which it won't accept... - - - Updated - - - I tried this but it told me 'Access denied' - I can't open command prompt as admin either as it won't accept me. If all else fails, let the battery go flat again and start from scratch setting the date/time on the bios.
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