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‎06-21-2021 06:51 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion Power Laptop 15-cb0xx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)
Hello
I cant sync my clock at all in my computer. Now it just says :
last successful timesynchronization: unspecified
Time server: unspecified
Before this message I tried everything I could but I did a misstake. I somehow delited the service file "Windows TIme", (When you press Windows key + R and then write  "Services.msc"  this window comes up with all the services) and now I can even reach where I can change the Time Server.  it would say something like: Last successful timesynchronization: 2015 ... .. . .
And before this I also tried to synchronizing the clock on my computer (from a leauge of legends supportlink on youtube) and it also failed. It says: "The computer did not resynch because no time data was available".
 
It all began with a loginissue to the game Leauge of Legends. It just says "An unexpected issue with the login session, please try again later". And their support gave me that youtubelink (above).
I also gave my gamepassword to a colleauge of mine (whom I trust) and she could log in on her computer, its so werid. I have tried everything. I have recently formated my windowns completely and i still can not get in.
Whats the issue here? I dont understand.
 
Regards Robin
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