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  • Dec 13, 2007, 12:50 AM
    samramzan
    You do not have the proper privilege level to change the system time
    Hello friends

    I'm new here and this is my first question. Can anybuddy help me solving this


    When I double click on system time (system tray) the popup comes

    "You do not have the proper privilege level to change the system time"

    Is it some trajOn ? I've checked authentication level too. User has full administrative rights

    Can anyone guide me about this problem

    Thank you very much
  • Dec 13, 2007, 01:43 AM
    benn11
    It's exactly what it says, you don't have administrative rights on the computer. If it's your own PC, logon with an administrative account and you can the time! If it's at work, you can inform your system's administrator to change the time.
  • Dec 13, 2007, 01:50 AM
    invisibleman_productions
    What anti spyware and anti virus programs have you run till now?
    Have you done an online scan?
    Was there any virus on the computer previously?
  • Dec 14, 2007, 03:21 AM
    samramzan
    Thank you very much for your quick feedbacks

    I've installed a small network setup at my home with 4 computers including server and using it from 6 months. All 3 clients computers are in same user group and having the same rights. But only one is affected

    "You do not have the proper privilege level to change the system time"

    I'm login as a admin in my computer, or even as a domain user I have full administrative rights


    But still having popup like that

    It was also happened once before and just got rid through formating windows but it was only for the time being. After few days its again a same problem

    I've tried several antivirus like; norton, kaspersky, nod32 and also some online scans but no progression also "system restore" could not do the job

    Searched on the Google and found same complains from many users but no solution yet

    Please do something if possible, I don't want to format my drive again
  • Dec 14, 2007, 08:33 PM
    invisibleman_productions
    Hi samramzan

    Can you click start > click run and type in TIMEDATE.CPL and then click OK. Let us know if you get the time and date panel popping up.

    You can also use

    RRT - Remove Restrictions Tool
    Sergiwa.com - RRT - Remove Restrictions Tool - Security - Downloads

    Other Information

    http://www.microsoft.com/protect/com...ed/useraccount.
    You cannot set the date, time, or time zone on your computer
  • Dec 16, 2007, 10:23 PM
    samramzan
    hi
    sorry I'm late here...

    I've tried your suggested cmd "timedate.cpl" but the same popup appears
    also used Sergiwa tools, tried all tools available on the site

    checked the registry & permission regarding timezoneinformation, nothing found wrong

    also matched the registry values with other proper working client comp

    now I'm frustated..

    but thank you very much you all for the great support
  • Nov 4, 2008, 01:55 AM
    sohail999

    Hi
    Here is a solution of that pop up message
    "You do not have the proper privilege level to change the system time "

    FIRST -> LOG IN AS LOCAL ADMINISTRATOR
    SEC ->Scan with this software "XoftSpySE"
    THIRD ->Scan with this software "RegCure" or "RegMacanic" For repair

    Then restart your PC it will come fine
    ------------------------------------------
    Solution no 2

    Shutdown your PC and remove your hard drive and connect to another PC and scan full drive with AVG internet Anti-virus

    -------------------------------------------
    Stell having problem just connected me I will give you solution
  • Nov 20, 2008, 12:48 AM
    amyrigo
    Run gpedit.msc

    Local Computer Policy | Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security
    Settings | Local Policies | User Rights Assignment

    Look at "Change the System Time", which by default is applied to Power Users
    And Administrators.

    Regards :)
  • Apr 12, 2009, 06:05 AM
    manojkum_786
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by samramzan View Post
    thank you very much for your quick feedbacks

    i've installed a small network setup at my home with 4 computers including server n using it from 6 months. all 3 clients computers are in same user group and having the same rights. but only one is affected

    "You do not have the proper privilege level to change the system time"

    i m login as a admin in my computer, or even as a domain user i have full administrative rights


    but still having popup like that

    it was also happened once before and just got rid through formating windows but it was only for the time being. after few days its again a same problem

    i've tried several antivirus like; norton, kaspersky, nod32 and also some online scans but no progression also "system restore" could not do the job

    searched on the google and found same complains from many users but no solution yet

    please do something if possible, i don't want to format my drive again


    Hi samramzan

    You do one thinh just clear the system security log will solve this problem

    Manoj
    9811969329
  • Apr 12, 2009, 06:05 AM
    manojkum_786

    Hi samramzan

    You do one thinh just clear the system security log will solve this problem

    Manoj
    9811969329

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