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Owolab
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Windows Login, Desktops, Desktop administration
One of our users came in this morning . Tried to logon but received the following error message:
"current time on this computer  and the current time on the network are different."

I checked the time on our server and it was thesame. this is only happening on one users out 65 users on our domain.

Is there a fix to my predicament? If I logon as other user, it will work fine.


please assist!

Thanks a bunch!



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Microsoft/ IBM Pcs
ASKED: Nov 5 2009  3:02 PM GMT
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The profile may have gotten corrupt. First, remove the machine from the domain and re-add it. If that doesn't work, delete or rename the user profile folder.
Last Answered: Nov 5 2009  9:37 PM GMT by Mshen   23535 pts.
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Owolab   115 pts.  |   Nov 6 2009  8:03AM GMT

thanks a million!

this worked for me. i remove the machine from the domain and re-add it.

regards

 

Jhazard112   40 pts.  |   Nov 10 2009  7:35PM GMT

Believe it or not you should also check your time zone on the actual computer having the issue. We were having a huge issue with that and then DST came around and screwed everything up. It could be.

 
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