The system cannot log you on due to the following error: There is a time difference between the Client and Server. Please try again or consult your system administrator.

Cannot Log On If Time and Date Are Not Synchronized (kb232386)

When you attempt to log on to the network, you may receive the following error message:


The system cannot log you on due to the following error: There is a time difference between the Client and Server. Please try again or consult your system administrator.

Cause: This behaviour can occur if the time or date is not synchronized between your computer and the domain to which you are attempting to log on. If the client computer's time or date is not synchronized with the authenticating domain controller. Kerberos validation doesn not succeed. This occurs because of the variation in the time stamps between the AS_Req and AS_Reply between the client and server. Because Kerberos is the only form of logon authentication between two Windows 2000-based computers, the login does not succeed.


Resolution: To resolve this issue, log on to your computer locally using an account with administrative privileges and set the time and date to match the time and date on the domain controller(DC) that validates your logon. Below is list of steps that can be used to synchronize the time.


Click Start, Run
Type in CMD and click OK
At the command prompt type something similar to the following: NET TIME /DOMAIN:name /SET


Where "name" is the domain name being used by the computer. If you are not certain what the domain name should be replace name with "%userdomain%" without quotes.

Ref: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/232386

Could not open Microsoft Office Starter

Just close everything, then restart PC. Then re-open the Microsoft Office Starter as usual.

AutoCAD2000: Error message: File_Name.ctb. You do not have permission to save in this directory.

Every time the user need to save the file in the plot styles folder by default (c:\Program Files\ACAD2000\Plot Styles\), this error message appeared: 

File_Name.ctb. 

You do not have permission to save in this directory (The directory C:\Program Files\ACAD2000\Plot Styles\).

Solution:


The user need to have permission to write on that folder. In order to do this, group this particular user in to Power Users group(local) as this group has the permission to write on to this folder. If the folder doesn't have the Power Users group(local), please add Power Users group and add the particular users to the particular group.
Basically, the user need to have the permission to write to be able to save into this folder.


Any problem? Email me at administrator@esajp.com & attention to FIST.

Err Msg: The Referenced Account Is Locked Out and May Not Be Logged on to

Symptoms

When you try to log on to a backup domain controller (BDC) that is running Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, you may not be able to do so, and you may receive the following error message:

The referenced account is locked out and may not be logged on to.

Also, when you log on to the Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51-based primary domain controller (PDC) on the same domain, and then try to connect to the BDC from the PDC, you may receive the same error message.

Cause

This behavior can occur if the PDC and the BDC are not correctly synchronized.

Resolution

To resolve this issue, synchronize the PDC and the BDC:

1. Log on to the domain using an account that has administrative privileges.

1. In Server Manager, click the name of the BDC in the Computer box.

1. On the Computer menu, click Synchronize With Primary Domain Controller, and then click Yes to confirm the synchronization.

1. In Event Viewer, check the system log in Event Viewer to make sure the synchronization was successful.

More Information:

When you gain access to the BDC using an Administrator account, you may see an Event ID 7023 error message in Event Viewer. Event ID 7023 indicates that access was denied with the Netlogon service.

Install Google Chrome for multiple user accounts : Install or update Google Chrome - Google Chrome Help

Install Google Chrome for multiple user accounts : Install or update Google Chrome - Google Chrome Help: "Install or update Google Chrome: Install Google Chrome for multiple user accounts


Windows instructions
As an administrator, you can install Google Chrome in Pack for all user accounts on a Windows computer (whereas the installer available at http://www.google.com/chrome only installs for the user account that you're logged into.) By doing so, you'll replace all other versions of Google Chrome that may already be installed on your computer for other user accounts.
Don't have administrator rights? Download Google Chrome for your user account at http://www.google.com/chrome
If you already have Google Chrome from http://www.google.com/chrome installed on your administrator account, make sure to uninstall it first before installing Pack's version.
After you've installed Google Chrome through Pack, users who've already installed Google Chrome in their user accounts will be notified that the browser has updated to a system-wide version the next time they sign in and open the browser. In some cases, they may need to recreate their profile information, such as bookmarks and browsing history, if they were formerly using a more recent version of the browser.

Mac instructions

You can install Google Chrome for all user accounts on your computer if you're signed in as an administrator. After you've downloaded Google Chrome.dmg from http://www.google.com/chrome, drag the Google Chrome icon to the Application folder to complete the system-wide installation."

Page Tools: Plug-ins

Plug-ins

Plug-ins help the browser process special types of web content, like Flash or Windows Media files.

• On Windows, Mac, or Linux? Google Chrome supports most popular plug-ins, including Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Reader, Java, Windows Media Player, Real Player, QuickTime, and Microsoft Silverlight.
• On Chrome OS? Google Chrome supports Adobe Flash Player, the Google voice and video chat plug-in, and PDF.

Install plug-ins

If you allow sites to use plug-ins and Google Chrome detects that you're missing a plug-in for a particular page, it'll prompt you to install the plug-in at the top of webpage.
Click Install plug-in in the message. Some plug-ins begin the installation process by downloading a set-up file to your computer. For those plug-ins, make sure you confirm the download by clicking Save in the downloads bar that appears at the bottom of your browser window. Once the download has finished, restart Google Chrome by closing all open windows to complete the installation process.

Block plug-ins

All plug-ins are allowed by default (unless Google Chrome detects that they're outdated). Use the Content Settings dialog to block specific plug-ins. Follow these steps:

1. Click the wrench icon on the browser toolbar.
2. Select Options (Preferences on Mac and Linux; Settings on Chrome OS).
3. Click the Under the Hood tab.
4. Click Content settings in the "Privacy" section.
5. In the "Plug-ins" section, select "Block all." You can customize permissions for specific websites by clicking Manage exceptions.

Allow blocked plug-ins to run

If you have chosen not to allow plug-ins, you’ll see a icon in the address bar whenever plug-ins have been blocked on a page. To adjust plug-in settings for the site, click the icon:

• To always allow plug-ins for the site, click Always allow plug-ins in the menu that appears, then click Done. An exception will be added for the site.
• To allow plug-ins on the site for just this one time, click Run all plug-ins this time.
• To manage your plug-in settings for the browser, click Manage plug-in blocking.

Outdated plug-ins are blocked by default. You'll see a message at the top of the page whenever the browser has blocked outdated plug-ins on the page. Click Run this time in the message to let the outdated plug-in run (not recommended).
A gray box appears on the page where a plug-in has been blocked.

Disable specific plug-ins

You can also completely disable specific plug-ins. Unlike blocked plug-ins, you won’t be able to allow the plug-in to run on a given page. When you visit a page with a disabled plug-in, you’ll see the message “Missing plug-in” appear in its place.
To disable plug-ins, visit the Plug-ins page at chrome://plugins/. Find the plug-in you’d like to disable and click Disable. You can also re-enable disabled plug-ins on this page.
You can also reach the Plug-ins page by clicking Disable individual plug-ins in the "Plug-ins" section of the Content Settings dialog.

Import your messages or account from Outlook Express to Outlook

Applies to: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003

APPLIES TO
Microsoft Office Outlook® 2003 Microsoft Outlook® 2002

Microsoft Outlook® Express is a no-cost, basic e-mail program that is included with Microsoft Internet Explorer. You can import e-mail messages from Outlook Express into Outlook. The process you use depends on whether the two e-mail programs are installed on the same computer.

In Outlook Express, each folder corresponds to a group of stored messages; for example, the Outlook Express Inbox folder is a single file, Inbox.dbx. Conversely, Outlook stores each message as an individual file. If Outlook Express and Outlook are installed on different computers, you need to know this information so that you can find and copy the correct folder when needed.

To import e-mail messages, choose a procedure based on whether Outlook Express and Outlook are installed on the same or different computers.

Import messages from Outlook Express

When Outlook and Outlook Express are installed on the same computer

1. In Outlook, on the File menu, click Import and Export.
2. Click Import Internet Mail and Addresses, and then click Next.
3. Click Outlook Express.
4. Select the Import mail check box.
5. Click Next.
6. Click Finish.
7. To save a copy of the import summary to your Inbox, click Save in Inbox.

When Outlook and Outlook Express are installed on different computers

To transfer messages by using the Import and Export Wizard, you must first locate and copy the correct files from the computer where Outlook Express is installed to the computer where Outlook is installed.

NOTE Copying the Outlook Express information to a shared location won't work. You must copy the folder to the same computer where Outlook is installed.

COPY OUTLOOK EXPRESS FOLDER

1. On the computer where your Outlook Express account is set up, in Outlook Express, on the Tools menu, click Options.
2. Click the Maintenance tab.
3. Click Store Folder, and then note the entire path shown in the field in the Store Location dialog box.

TIP Record this location so that you can recall it later in this procedure. You can do this quickly by selecting the information in the field, pressing CTRL+C to copy, and then opening Microsoft Notepad and pressing CTRL+V to paste it there.

4. If necessary, modify the default view in Windows Explorer so that you can see hidden folders. The Outlook Express folder is located in a hidden folder.

How?

Microsoft Windows® XP or Microsoft Windows Server™ 2003

1. Click Start, and then click My Computer.
2. On the Tools menu, click Folder Options.
3. Click the View tab, and then click the Show hidden files and folders option.

Microsoft Windows® 2000

1. Double-click My Computer on your desktop.

NOTE If My Computer is not on your desktop, click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Windows Explorer.

2. On the Tools menu, click Folder Options.
3. Click the View tab, and then click the Show hidden files and folders option.

5. Browse to the location that you found in the Store Location dialog box.

• Do one of the following: Copy the entire Outlook Express folder to removable media, such as a floppy disk, DVD, or portable memory device, and then copy it to the computer where Outlook is installed.

NOTE When you transfer this information to the computer with Outlook, the destination is not critical, because the information will only be stored there temporarily. Copy it to a place that you can easily remember and find.

• Copy the entire Outlook Express folder to a network location that the computer with both Outlook and Outlook Express has access to.

6. On the computer where Outlook is installed, open Outlook Express. If prompted to create an e-mail account, click Cancel.
7. On the Tools menu, click Options.
8. Click the Maintenance tab.
9. Click Store Folder and then click Change.
10. Browse to the location where you copied the Outlook Express folder, and then click the folder that you copied in step 6. Click OK.
11. To close the Store Location dialog box, click OK.
12. When prompted to use the new messages or replace them with messages from the old store location, click Yes to switch to that store.
13. Close Outlook Express, and then open it again to complete the process.

IMPORT OUTLOOK EXPRESS MESSAGES INTO OUTLOOK

1. In Outlook, on the File menu, click Import and Export.
2. Click Import Internet Mail and Addresses, and then click Next.
3. Click Outlook Express.
4. Select the Import mail check box.
5. Click Next.
6. Click Finish.
7. To save a copy of the import summary to your Inbox, click Save in Inbox.

Import account information

Import account name and server settings from Outlook Express

1. In Outlook, on the File menu, click Import and Export.
2. Click Import Internet Mail Account Settings, and then click Next.
3. Click Outlook Express, and then click Next.
4. Follow the remaining instructions in the Import and Export Wizard.