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The thread discusses issues related to changing the date and time on Windows. The original poster in 2019 seeks help, and a responder suggests checking the Event Viewer for error codes. Later, in 2020, another user advises verifying the Windows Time service settings in Administrative Tools to ensure correct log-on configuration, indicating that these steps may help resolve synchronization problems. The overall tone is helpful and solution-oriented.

syskuznet

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f you're still having problems changing the date and time in Windows, go to Control Panel, Administrative Tools and click on Services. Scroll down to Windows Time and right-click and choose Properties. Click on the Log On tab and make sure it's set to This account – Local Service

Neemobeer

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I'd start by looking in event viewer for a error code and go from there.
 

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f you're still having problems changing the date and time in Windows, go to Control Panel, Administrative Tools and click on Services. Scroll down to Windows Time and right-click and choose Properties. Click on the Log On tab and make sure it's set to This account – Local Service
 

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