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?? Oftem this means that your computer´s clock is set incorrectly. ??

Joao Oxbar
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09-13-2007 11:51
Unable to connect to Second Life.
Oftem this means that your computer´s clock is set incorrectly.
Please go to Control Panels and make sure the time and date are set correctly

Why???!!!
My computers clock is ok... but SL not connect ... in other computer its Ok.

My date / time is configured to Brazil

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Rayed String
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09-11-2008 18:45
me 2 man i downloaded SL but when i login the Clock thing come out and i'm 100% sure about my date and my clock

hope that some one Exp. tell us what to do :(
SuezanneC Baskerville
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09-11-2008 19:58
I'd suggest checking your computer clock again to make sure that the month and year are both set correctly. Some people have reported this problem and although they thought the date and time was correct, when they checked again, the month or year was wrong.

Unfortunately it's more likely that something worse, harder to fix is wrong. I've seen this error reported for years and don't recall and can't find a particular fix for it.

I'd suggest turning your computer, modem, and router all off at the same time for a few minutes.

When you log in, log in to a different spot than any spot you've ever logged in to.

You could try using a different version of SL.
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Rayed String
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09-12-2008 19:58
can u give me a downloading link for a defferent version? thanks
SuezanneC Baskerville
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09-12-2008 20:29
When you go to the main download page for sl, which is a very simple url, easy to remember, there will be links for the current main viewer, and generally some links for a test version or two.

The main page for downloading second life is secondlife.com/downloads. You might want to bookmark that page.

When you are logged in and you go to secondlife.com. you will see a dropdown list on the top right. That download page is in that dropdown list. So you never have to wonder where the main download page is at, just go to secondlife.com and use the dropdown list.

In this case, if you are using the main current viewer, you could try using the Release Candidate viewer, and vice versa.

You can find a page in the Second Life wiki that has a bunch of old versions of SL. Generally only that last few versions listed there will still work.

You can find this page using a search engine like Google or yahoo by searching for

"second life" wiki old versions

a very simple easy to remember search string - the name of the program, the word wiki, and what you are looking for - old versions. If you go to that page, you might want to bookmark or favorite that page.

The url for the wiki is easy to remember: wiki.secondlife.com . You might want to bookmark or favorite that url as well. If you are on the second life wiki page, you can use the wiki search to find old versions by using "old versions" as your search term.

The url for the wiki page with old versions is http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Old_versions

Scroll down that page past the outline style list with the confusing numbers until you get to the nice clear logically arranged table with version numbers and links.

Just out of curiosity, what date and month and year and time does it show on your computer?

Did you try turning off your computer, router , modem, etc.?

There are other versions of Second Life viewers such as the Nicholaz viewer. You can find those using a search engine like Google by using

"second life" wiki alternate viewers

That will return a page in the wiki that has links to alternate viewers.

There's no guarantee that any of these various different viewers will work, but it's possible. I think the clock message may be produced by something like a network problem on your end, but giving a rather useless error message.
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Rayed String
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09-13-2008 10:38
thanks man ur the best i'm gonna try that

i did turn off the computer and the modem and on at the same time didnt work :(

and its 8:38 pm september 2008 lol it's correct
yusuf Denimore
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09-15-2008 00:36
hello.... any solution guys? if not, could u plz report the problem in sl website because i failed to report it,and if anyone had the same problem and solved it plz tell us how he sloved it... thank u all