>>How difficult can it be it's just a clock. It's connected to a network so any jiggery pokery with
>>dates to (say) lay a false trail would be picked up pretty quickly.
It is, but I can't alter the time on it at all as it asks for an administrator's username and password.
First-line helpdesk said the times need to be within a certain tolerance or if not my laptop gets kicked off the network and it rejects my dial in attempt (actually VPN over fibre but you get the gist).
I have no idea why it won't take a time synchronisation from work?
>>Battery defunct.
The laptop is about 2 years old. It was replaced when we upgraded to Windows 10.
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Two IT things I learnt today: Laptop Cloc.. new
Two IT things I learnt today: Laptop .. new