#*@@%!# time limits!

edcentricedcentric near Milwaukee, Wisconsin Icrontian
edited June 2003 in Folding@Home
Nothing that you can do. I just needed to pound my head against a virtual wall for a while. I had two consoles running. They were at 85% and 35%. I was grazing on the net and noticed that my computers time was off by an hour. I let AtomTime reset it.
But did I check first? Oh no. Not me, I am too smart for that. The year was 2000. So once it reset my wu's were all past due and were terminated.

I need to stop looking at the damn clock.
:aol:

Comments

  • csimoncsimon Acadiana Icrontian
    edited June 2003
    :beer: ...stop looking at the damn clock ed!:nudge:
  • muddocktormuddocktor
    edited June 2003
    Man, what a bummer!:eek: Like csimon said, go :beer::beer: a couple.;)
  • mmonninmmonnin Centreville, VA
    edited June 2003
    You can turn that off. Make it so the it wont look at the deadline incase something like that does happen.
  • MrBillMrBill Missouri Member
    edited June 2003
    Some microsoft certificates don't like to be installed on a backdated computer either. Found that out the hard way after installing XP with the wrong year and then tried accessing a site using .net. Format/re-install....AGAIN. :D
  • danball1976danball1976 Wichita Falls, TX
    edited June 2003
    I use to try doing that to cheat on time expiring products. Worked once on one old program, but others if you set the date foward a year, then set it back to the normal year were smart enough to know what you did and expire the next time you use it.
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