Norton won't fix this-System Date Incorrect-

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Norton Internet Security 2010 running on Windows XP.

 

Clicking on 'Fix now'

Check for updates -completed

Download updates-completed

Process updates-completed

Clicked OK

x Protecton Updates NOT FIXED

 

Clicked on Help&Support

One Click Support

Checking for Updates

Pop up Window appears:

 

"Revocation information for the security certificate for this site is not availabel. Do you want to proceed?"

Clicked Yes.

 

Norton window says:

 

"We are unable to communicate with one of our servers. Would you like to attempt to correct this problem by releasing and renewing your IP settings?

 

Clicked Yes-Kicks me out of the Internet.

 

I disconnected the router and the modem too, but no change.

 

Somewhere along the line I was able to get to the error -System Date Incorrect but I can't fix it!

 

What now?

 

Thanks for any help!!!

 

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Norton Internet Security 2010 running on Windows XP.

 

Clicking on 'Fix now'

Check for updates -completed

Download updates-completed

Process updates-completed

Clicked OK

x Protecton Updates NOT FIXED

 

Clicked on Help&Support

One Click Support

Checking for Updates

Pop up Window appears:

 

"Revocation information for the security certificate for this site is not availabel. Do you want to proceed?"

Clicked Yes.

 

Norton window says:

 

"We are unable to communicate with one of our servers. Would you like to attempt to correct this problem by releasing and renewing your IP settings?

 

Clicked Yes-Kicks me out of the Internet.

 

I disconnected the router and the modem too, but no change.

 

Somewhere along the line I was able to get to the error -System Date Incorrect but I can't fix it!

 

What now?

 

Thanks for any help!!!

 

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Please let us know the system date displayed on your computer.

Are you able to change the system date through "date and time" settings in Control panel.

 

If your system date is wrong this issue may happen. To work around this behavior of "revocation error message", manually configure your proxy server settings:

 

Start Internet Explorer.

On the Tools menu, click Internet Options, and then click the Connections tab.

Click the appropriate connection, and then click Settings.

Under Automatic configuration, click to clear the Automatically detect settings check box.

Under Proxy server, click to select the Use a proxy server for this connection check box.

Type the address and port number of the proxy server that you want to use in the Address and Port boxes.

If do not want to use the proxy server for local (intranet) addresses, click to select the Bypass proxy server for local addresses check box.

Click OK, and then click OK again

 

Please let us know the results.

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Hello hazelberry

 

If you are not able to fix the system time and date or it doesn't stay fixed, I would say that you may need a new cmos battery on your motherboard.

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Also, check in your Event viewer (Start>Run>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Event viewer>System) to see if you have a lot of W32Time errors.  You may have the wrong synchronization server listed in the Date/Time settings, or XP may not be synchronizing properly to Time.Windows.com.  I used a separate time synch utility called Dimension 4 to solve the problem with my XP.

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Thank you, will try all fixes to see which works, and I'll post back. Thanks, again.

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Hello

 

I use time.nist.gov with my xp to synchronize the time. I believe that is the alternate one listed below time.windows one.

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floplot wrote:

Hello

 

I use time.nist.gov with my xp to synchronize the time. I believe that is the alternate one listed below time.windows one.

Yes, I do as well. NIST is also a very good choice.

 

Best wishes.

Allen

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I have had this problem as well recently, as the time can be out by 5-10mins,I changed it to time.nist.gov and it seems to be ok now.However if the problem does come back the Cmos battery is the next step.

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There has been a known problem with the system time being incorrect if on the Time Date Properties / Internet Time you set it to Automatic ...

 

I uncheck that and do it with NISTime manually every now and again -- I'm rarely more than a few seconds out unless I've been away on vacation.

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Thank you all, I just had to reset and resync the time, now it's good.:smileyvery-happy: