You do not have the proper privilege level to...

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Richard

I am getting this message:

You do not have the proper privilege level to change the
System Time.

I am logged into the ONLY account: Administrator

I don't have other users.

I created another user now, and gave that user
Admin 'rights', but they too get this message.

What could be wrong?

thanks,
Richard
 
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

Oli
 
Thanks!!!

This is what was already there:

Assigned to | Local Policy Setting | Effective Policy
Setting

Power Users | X | X [disabled checkbox]
Administrators | X | X [disabled checkbox]

I added the following hoping it would work:
ADMINISTRATORS/Administrator | X | [was disabled]

It did not work. Do I have to restart for it to make any
changes work?

Thanks,
Richard
 
This is the same situation I am having. Started after
unsuccessful installation of SP4 and subsequent welchia
worm attack. Tried resetting through secedit but no
changes. Still hoping for solution short of reinstall.

-----Original Message-----
Thanks!!!

This is what was already there:

Assigned to | Local Policy Setting | Effective Policy
Setting

Power Users | X | X [disabled checkbox]
Administrators | X | X [disabled checkbox]

I added the following hoping it would work:
ADMINISTRATORS/Administrator | X | [was disabled]

It did not work. Do I have to restart for it to make any
changes work?

Thanks,
Richard
-----Original Message-----
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

Oli





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