Hello: I have five imacs (purple DVD type) in my math classroom that refuse to keep the correct time and that report a "network time error" on startup. They've done this since they came new out of their boxes in September 2001 and they are not hooked up to any network. I thought the PRAM batteries were defective. The school district's computer tech just came and changed the batteries--and said he also zapped the PRAM--but the clocks still won't keep the correct time (it's usually 1904) and the "network time error" box still shows up on startup. The computers are running 9.1 and 9.2 and I have mult-iuser turned on. Any suggestions? TIA Gary S. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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