Hi all: I am a newbie, so sorry if this question has been asked before. I manage a small computer network that has a varied OS's I currently have a Windows 2000 machine that will not let me connect to the server because it says that the internal clock has a different time than the server, contact the system admin? I can't EVEN log on to the computer LOCALLY because i don't know the admin password.....HELP anyone! Thanks BobbiYou'll need to figure out the local password and change the time.Since it's win2k you could try to start in the recovery console. It'll give you a command prompt. There you can use the following command to change the time:

time 10:15Why not just change the time from the BIOS?I ran into this problem one time and turned out the computer was trying to connect to the wrong domain. Switched to the correct one and got right in. You could also try to get in, in safe mode.He has no administrator rights on his machine. He will have to "hack" the administrator account and make the NECESSARY adjustments.or he could ask the computer administrator, who probably already fixed it, as the op hasn't replied since he created the topic a month ago.
Why do people never check POST dates. Quote from: michaewlewis on June 16, 2008, 04:46:31 PM

or he could ask the computer administrator, who probably already fixed it, as the op hasn't replied since he created the topic a month ago.
Why do people never check post dates.