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"You do not have the proper priviliege level to update Win 2000&q


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criticman

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My main computer's processor died. While I was wrestling with that problem, I needed something to work with, so I yanked out an old Gateway I had in the closet. This runs Windows 2000 but it had never been updated, so I brought it up to SP4. Once I did, I noticed that the time and date were off, so I double clicked on it to bring up the box and fix it. Instead of bringing up what I expected, I got this little gray error box: "You do not have the proper priviliege level to change the System Time". Now ordinarily, no biggie, I changed the time from Control Panel. Problem is, it's affecting other minor system updates as well. I went into passwords (don't use one), there were two administrators, I removed one and rebooted. Unfortunately, this still didn't solve the problem. IS THERE a quick fix to roll back this annoying situation? I'd appreciate a head's up.

Edited by criticman, 31 December 2005 - 05:35 PM.

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Howdy:

Change the CMOS battery.. then boot into BIOS and set the correct date and time..

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