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When you click the time icon in the xp system tray, the system pops up a prompt that "you do not have the appropriate privilege level, so you cannot change the system time" and cannot modify the system time.

This may be because the permission to change the system time of the account currently in use is limited, which can be resolved by the following steps.

Step 1: log in to the system as the system administrator's account, execute the "start"-"run" command in turn, enter "gpedit.nisc" in the "run" dialog box, and then click the "OK" button to open the "Group Policy" window.

Step 2: expand the options "computer Settings"-"Windows Settings"-"Security Settings"-"Local Policy"-"user Rights assignment", and find "change system time" in the window on the right, as shown in figure 1.

Step 3: double-click the option, click the "add user or Group" button in the open window, and add your account in the open window, as shown in figure 2.

Step 4: press "OK" to save the changes after completing the setup, restart the windows xp system and log in with your own account.

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