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| So ever since I've installed Vista I've had issues with It Access the resources in our Active Directory Domain. I sometimes cant log on to the machine with a Domain Users Account (machine time is not in Sync with Server) Set the time of local Vista from the AD Server(Access Denied) Access Mapped Drive (machine time is not in Sync with Server) Access \\Server\share (Not Available, Check Spelling) Access Internal Websites that Require Authentication (Page Not Displayed, other pages on same server work) It all seems to be related to a message about the local server's time is not in Sync with the Domain Server. A few reboots and a few cups of coffee and I might be able to access some items. Then while working away I'll lose connection to some things again. I've tried with and without UAC control on/off too. I'm almost at the point on installing WinXP back on my machine, its not worth the downtime! Any Suggestions would be helpful before I throw this hunk of junk out the window! Scott<- P.S. I have the Voodoo Doll Gadget of 'Vista' up... Don't think I can get any more Pins in it! | Guest
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