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Posted by Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] on December 5, 2005, 11:35 am
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> I have a windows 2003 server and 20 workstations
> When any user tries to change the date and time by double clicking
> the clock icon on the system tray a message"you do not have the
> proper privileges to change the date and time" appears.
> I loged as a domain admin and tried to change the date and time and I
> had the same message.
> I could only change the date and time on the server .
> Is there any help or advice?
By default, users cannot change the date and time. And if you're on a
domain, you don't want to let them do this anyway or you'll have AD problems
galore; more than a 5-minute discrepancy between client and DC will mess
things up. What's your goal here?
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