System clock has been set back как исправить

In this article we explain the error message:

Error: GeoStudio: System clock has been set back. (Error -88,309)

Cause

• The FlexNet software used by GeoStudio monitors the status of certain system files.  It does this to determine if the system has been tampered with for the purpose of circumventing copy protection.
• This error message indicates some of these files are dated past today’s date. This can be caused by modifying the calendar, which leaves a time ‘footprint’ of changed operating system file dates, or from shared files from other users.
• The FLEXnet software, being sensitive to such changes for security reasons, senses these forward-dated files and regards them as a security breach, giving you the «System clock has been set back» error.  

Before You Start

• The process to resolve this problem involves modifying system files.
• We highly recommend that you create a system restore point before proceeding.
• Some of the steps involve using Windows PowerShell.

Search for Modified Files

To locate forward-dated files:

1. Open ‘File Explorer’ (shortcut: Ctrl + N).
2. Click on the ‘View’ menu option.
3. Click on ‘Options’.
   
4. Select the ‘View’ tab.
5. Check ‘Show Hidden Files, Folders and Drives’. 
6. Uncheck ‘Hide Protected Operating System Files’. 
   
7. Click on ‘Apply’ and ‘OK’. 
8. Click on ‘This PC’ in the tree view in the left-hand pane. 
9. Click in the ‘Search’ field at the top of the Windows Explorer window. 
10. Type «modified:» followed by today’s date, two dots, and a date several years into the future. E.g., «modified:09/01/2020 .. 12/31/2099» 
    
11. Click the blue arrow next to the search field to initiate the search.
12. The search will return a list of files that meet the criteria.  Files with today’s date and a current time should not be considered.

Change File Date

There are many ways to change the file creation date in Windows.  This article will describe two of them.  We encourage you to research the options available before choosing a specific approach.

Using PowerShell

1. On the ‘Windows Taskbar’, click on the ‘Start’ button (shortcut:  Windows logo key or Ctrl + Esc).
2. Find the ‘Windows PowerShell’ folder.
3. Open that folder and right-click on’ Windows PowerShell’.
4. Select ‘Run as Administrator’.
   
5. Change the creation time of the necessary system files you identified above.  The following example changes the name of a file called test.txt.  Note the creation date before running the command:
   
6. This file was changed with the following command:
   (Get-Item "D:Temptest.txt").CreationTime=("31 August 2020 17:00:00")
   
7. Note the creation date after running the command:
   

Using Utility Programs

There are many utility programs with an easy to use interface that will modify file attributes.  GEOSLOPE does not specifically endorse any third party utility program.  We encourage you to explore your options and find a utility or other solution that is right for your operating environment.  Below is a list of some programs that you can investigate:

• Attribute Changer
• NirCmd
• BulkFileChanger

«System clock has been set back» error

If you get a «system clock has been set back» error from LM-X License Manager, LM-X has detected that your system clock has been set back. Under some circumstances, the check can return a false positive. For example, you might have accidentally changed the clock to a future time.

To resolve this problem, you should set the system clock to the correct (present) time. If you believe the error is a mistake and your system clock seems to be correct, ask your application vendor for assistance.

For more information, see System clock check. 

«WARN — License checkout not successful for session …» error

LM-X License Manager may not work as expected if you get an error similar to the following:

2016-11-16 11:28:44,435 WARN - License checkout not successful for session Session ID/ Name. Error: LM-X Error: (Internal: 98 Feature: Name of feature)
System clock has been set back from 1970-Jan-01 00:00:00
For further information go to http://www.x-formation.com  

Assuming that LM-X client is embedded into an application running on IIS web server and, therefore, uses IIS_IUSRS identity, you need to have read access permissions to the following folder:

C:WindowsSysWOW64configsystemprofileAppDataLocalx-formation

To resolve this issue, set read access permissions for IIS_IUSRS.

Why is my system clock set to a distant date in the future?

The Windows file system is based on the Gregorian calendar, which was instituted in 1582. Because of the constraints of the Gregorian calendar, you may get a “system clock has been set back” error indicating that the clock has been set back from a distant date in the future, for example:

System clock has been set back from 2022-Oct-16 17:30:49

ANSI C defines 32-bit time_t, which is interpreted as the number of seconds that have elapsed since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970 to 03:14:07 UTC on 19 January 2038.  

LM-X License Manager uses time_t, because this is the only portable representation of time across operating systems. If a file from outside the span specified by time_t (for example 1750) is detected by Windows, the Windows API changes the time to the one that fits the range represented by the time_t, thereby resulting in LM-X informing the user that system clock check has been set back from a random date.

To fix this problem, reset the system clock using the LmxResetSystemClock tool to correct the time in the affected files. (See System clock check for more details.)

Problem with verifying system clock

If there is a problem with using lmxresetsystemclock.exe to synchronize your local system’s clock with a remote time server, you may see the following error:

LM-X Error: Could not verify system clock due to failed connection with remote time server

To resolve this problem, it is necessary to verify that UDP port 123 (NTP protocol) is not blocked by a firewall.

Ошибка при запуске TechnologiCS

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#1 Тема от Renaldo 17 мая 2010 10:50:48

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Тема: Ошибка при запуске TechnologiCS

Установлен TechnologiCS v5.7.0.0 (10959). При запуске системы всплывает сообщение: «Отсутствует лицензия на программу! Обратитесь к системному администратору! Код: -88»
Каким образом решить данную проблему?

#2 Ответ от Борис Бабушкин 17 мая 2010 11:07:27

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Re: Ошибка при запуске TechnologiCS

В соответствии с таблицей кодов ошибок Flexlm (ее полную версию можно посмотреть по ссылке https://forum.technologics.ru/topic53.html), данная ошибка возникает от менеджера лицензий по следующей причине:

-88 System clock has been set back

Соответственно, начать можно со следующих шагов:
1) Проверить системное время-дату.
2) Отключить синхронизацию времени с интернетом

Если есть какая-либо специальная утилита, двигающая системное время, ее тоже надо на время отключить.
Ну и не забыть перезагрузить машину, порядка для.

По результатам отпишитесь, если не поможет, посоветуем более сложные шаги.

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Error: The System Clock has been set back to the past. This is not allowed!

Error Message

Starting an Esri software product may return the following error:

Cause

Any action that puts future-dated files on the license manager server results in the error message shown above. Setting the system clock to the past, setting the clock ahead and then back to the present, or getting future-dated files from another source are all examples of such an action.

Solution or Workaround

1. Verify that the date and time on the system are correct. Also verify that AM or PM is set properly.
   

1. Verify that the time zone is correct; open the Date and Time Properties dialog:

Windows NT and 2000:

1. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Date and Time.
2. Select the Time Zone tab.

Windows XP:

1. Select Start > Control Panel > Date and Time.
2. Select the Time Zone tab.

Windows 7:

1. Click Start > Control Panel > Date and Time.
2. Under Time zone, click Change time zone.

1. Reboot the computer and start ArcMap. If problem persists, move to Step 4.
2. Verify that there are no hidden files and folders.

1. Search the computer’s hard drive for files with future file dates.

1. Remove all files and folders whose time/date stamp is greater than 4 hours ahead of the current system time and date. This may require moving them onto another workstation, reloading applications, or in the case of system files, it may be necessary to reinstall the operating system.

Last Published: 5/8/2016

Article ID: 000006088

Software: ArcMap 10.4.1, 10.4, 10.3.1, 10.3, 10.2.2, 10.2.1, 10.2, 10.1, 10

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Cause

Before You Start

Search for Modified Files

To locate forward-dated files:

1. Open ‘File Explorer’ (shortcut: Ctrl + N).
2. Click on the ‘View’ menu option.
3. Click on ‘Options’.
   
4. Select the ‘View’ tab.
5. Check ‘Show Hidden Files, Folders and Drives’.
6. Uncheck ‘Hide Protected Operating System Files’.
   
7. Click on ‘Apply’ and ‘OK’.
8. Click on ‘This PC’ in the tree view in the left-hand pane.
9. Click in the ‘Search’ field at the top of the Windows Explorer window.
10. Type » modified: » followed by today’s date, two dots, and a date several years into the future. E.g., » modified:09/01/2020 .. 12/31/2099 »
    
11. Click the blue arrow next to the search field to initiate the search.
12. The search will return a list of files that meet the criteria. Files with today’s date and a current time should not be considered.

Change File Date

There are many ways to change the file creation date in Windows. This article will describe two of them. We encourage you to research the options available before choosing a specific approach.

Using PowerShell

1. On the ‘Windows Taskbar’, click on the ‘Start’ button (shortcut: Windows logo key or Ctrl + Esc).
2. Find the ‘Windows PowerShell’ folder.
3. Open that folder and right-click on’ Windows PowerShell’.
4. Select ‘Run as Administrator’.
   
5. Change the creation time of the necessary system files you identified above. The following example changes the name of a file called test.txt. Note the creation date before running the command:
   
6. This file was changed with the following command:
   (Get-Item «D:Temptest.txt»).CreationTime=(«31 August 2020 17:00:00»)
   
7. Note the creation date after running the command:
   

Using Utility Programs

There are many utility programs with an easy to use interface that will modify file attributes. GEOSLOPE does not specifically endorse any third party utility program. We encourage you to explore your options and find a utility or other solution that is right for your operating environment. Below is a list of some programs that you can investigate:

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‘License error: System clock setback detected’ on Microsoft Windows XP

Question & Answer

Question

What is the cause and how to resolve the ‘Error: System clock setback detected’ on Microsoft Windows XP?

Answer

Following are three potential causes for this error and their respective resolutions:

Cause 1: If there is a Server / Client setup then the most likely cause of the error is a discrepancy in the time/date between the server and the other machines in the network.

Resolution: This can be resolved by synchronizing the time on the server with that on the client machines.

Cause 2: The system on which the licenses are set up has been Back Dated.

Resolution: This can be resolved by any or all of the following:

• Correcting the system date and restarting the machine.
• Deleting the files in the temp folder and clearing the cookies, then uninstalling and reinstalling the license server.
• System clock set back may also corrupt the license file hence after correcting the system clock date time to the current date and time configure the LMTOOLS with the new license file then Stop and restart the server.

Cause 3: If there are files present on the OS that are dated past the current date.

Resolution: This can be resolved by locating files that are dated into the future and changing the date. Below are the steps to find the files that are dated into the future:

1. Select Start -> Search
2. Select «All files and folders»
3. Click on the «When was it modified?» option
4. Select the «Specify dates» option
5. Select «Modified Date» from the drop down
6. For the «from» field put in today’s date (6/21/2007)
7. For the «to» field put in a date 10 years from now (6/21/2017)
8. Click on the “More advanced Options” and select “Search hidden files and folders”
9. Click the Search button

Note: The license manager daemon, checks the timestamps on certain OS generated files to ensure that the system clock has not been changed.

When the FlexLM licensing system detects that the system date has been changed and if it has been reverted back to correct time, then it will not consider the license valid, as it cannot trust the system date.

The change in the timestamp of the files present on the OS can be caused by modifying the date on the OS, which leaves a time ‘footprint’ of changed operating system file dates, or from shared files from other users.

The FLEXnet software, being sensitive to such changes for security reasons, senses these forward-dated files and regards it as a security breach, giving you the «System clock setback detected» error.

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I have a Fixed Node License from Intel University Program . I successfully added it to Quartus Prime Standard Edition 18.1 and the NIC is matching (see flexlm_error.png).

However I get the following error message (see quartus_message_log.txt )when I try to compile my design:

Info (12021): Found 1 design units, including 1 entities, in source file v/lpm_10m_nco/synthesis/lpm_10m_nco.v

Info (12023): Found entity 1: lpm_10M_nco

Warning (292000): FLEXlm software error: System clock has been set back . Feature: 6AF7_0014 License path: C:intelFPGAlicense.dat; FlexNet Licensing error:-88,309 For further information, refer to the FlexNet Licensing documentation, available at » www.flexerasoftware.com»..

Warning (292000): FLEXlm software error: System clock has been set back. Feature: 6AF7_0014 License path: C:intelFPGAlicense.dat; FlexNet Licensing error:-88,309 For further information, refer to the FlexNet Licensing documentation, available at » www.flexerasoftware.com»..

Error (10003): Can’t open encrypted VHDL or Verilog HDL file «D:/Laburo/DiComLab/AlteraDocs/DE-10-SE_Terasic/DCC/DE10_Standard_DCC/v/lpm_10M_nco/synthesis/submodules/asj_nco_madx_cen.v» — current license file does not contain a valid license for encrypted file .

This error only occurs in my laptop, in other laboratory computers this error does not occur. The license for my laptop and the other computers has been generated in the same way (using the licenses of the university program).

Warning 292000 refers to an error in the system clock. I have checked the BIOS clock and it matches the windows one. I have searched if there was a file with a date later than the current one and I have not found any.

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