Out of sync?
 

In the last few weeks, when i adjusted my computer's time clock, and a ran my MSN messenger and MSN explorer, it wouldnt log me on, it said something is wrong with my computer's clock (syncronization).

Stats: MSN messenger (beta 7.0?)
MSN explorer 6.0 or 7.2 its been ages since ive seen ;p

well that's weird, try change the time again ?

I dunno if this helps, since I don't really understand your problem, but...

I learned somewhere that it is usually a good idea to "lie" to Windows (assuming you're using Windows) about your TimeZone, and set it to Grenwich Mean Time then adjust the clock accordingly to your time zone. But if you use Windows XP make sure that you're NOT syncronizing with a Time Server.

no, it didnt work, i set it to grenwich time and reset it back to GMT -5 and it still didnt work. It says that your computers time and date need to be set correctly to transmitt your password.

Piece of dung (msn).

Is your computer's clock set accurately? If not, then set it to something known to be accurate (speaking clock, anything that picks up the time signal, BBC radio beeps). I'd guess that the MSN system might spaz out if you're more than a couple minutes out from what it expects you to be. Check the date as well.

It's Mircosoft's way of controlling the internet...

I'd say, set the auto-time sync to time.windows.com, and that should be in sync with MSN. Or, you don't have the latest version of IE, which also causes problems like that.

what do you mean by auto clock time set or whatever you said. Ive tried setting the time to around what it originally was, but my msn messenger wont accept it.

Is there a special program that can allow me to do this or just find another way.

*btw if im talking like a noob it is cuz i just woke up =_=*

I wasn't very elaborate, only if you have Windows XP does it apply.

asfd

Is there any program I can use for Windows ME to correct my computer's clock syncronozation?

Websites? Programs, anything?

I havent used my msn for 2 months!

I suggest trying out Trillian and seeing what happens in the meanwhile. It's better than nothing.

I agree. Trillian would probably suit you better if you hate MSN.