Your computer's clock is set to a date before Jan 1, 2008. This may cause some applications to behave erratically.
This happened to me about 15 minutes ago after my laptop ran out of battery last night whilst I was using my computer, and the power cut out.
The error on the screen looked like this:
When I clicked on to my time in the top right hand corner of the screen, I noticed that the clock's time had returned to normal.
However, this can cause problems for you if it's not automatically set back, so here's how you can fix it.
Click the system preferences icon in the dock, as shown below, or click the Apple Icon at the top left hand corner of the screen, and choose system preferences from the drop-down box.
In the system preferences pane, choose Date & Time, then tick the box to automatically update if it isn't already, and that should connect to the Apple servers to update the time.
That said, you can always leave it un-ticked, and set the time manually yourself if you like, and that will resolve the problem.
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This happened to me about 15 minutes ago after my laptop ran out of battery last night whilst I was using my computer, and the power cut out.
The error on the screen looked like this:
However, this can cause problems for you if it's not automatically set back, so here's how you can fix it.
Click the system preferences icon in the dock, as shown below, or click the Apple Icon at the top left hand corner of the screen, and choose system preferences from the drop-down box.
That said, you can always leave it un-ticked, and set the time manually yourself if you like, and that will resolve the problem.
If you liked this post, or found it useful, please feel free to share with your friends to pass the info on using the sharing buttons below.
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