This is weird . . .

[pts123]

I have two different Dell computers running on my home network and they both insist on having the date 9/6/2012.

I change to the correct date and within minutes they are back again, weird? HELP

The time is right, but the date keeps going back to 9/6/2012

 

[DeaconFrost]

What is the date and time set to in the BIOS?

 

[event3horizon]

are they set to synchronize with some time server?

 

[pts123]

Aha . . .

I went to the command prompt screen (cmd) and set the date there. Did a restart and it is staying, we'll see . . .

 

[pts123]

Oops

I spoke to quick, started my browser and . . . 9/6/2012 again??????????????????

 

[DeaconFrost]

Check your BIOS and then check the settings in the Date & Time area of the system tray.

 

[pts123]

I'm an idiot

Yes, I run an NT 2003 domain and I found the DC was set to that date . . .

we'll see, but I would think that was the problem . . .

 

[pts123]

Long live Windows 7

Wonder when SP2 will be released . . .

 

[rraod]

When you login to a DC, your client was trying to sync with the DC's time, as it is required for Kerberos authentication.

Please correct the date and time on your DC and this should solve the problem.