Make sure your computer’s clock is correct.
Ensuring your system clock is accurate is essential for maintaining the security of your login credentials. Inaccurate system clocks can lead to authentication issues and potential security vulnerabilities, as many security protocols rely on accurate timekeeping for authentication processes.
See below for step-by-step instructions for your device.
Visual Guide: Step-by-Step Instructions for Setting Your System Clock on Windows
Right click on time & date on bottom right corner of your desktop
Turn on “Set time automatically” in your Date & time settings
A new window might pop up → “Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device” → Click Yes → You may need to enter your system admin password, please enter admin password and click ok.
After doing these steps please check your system time is matching with your local time, you can compare with your phone time to confirm.
Setting system clock on macOS:
Visual guide: Step-by-step instructions for setting your system clock on Mac OS
Select Apple icon on top left corner
Select "System Preferences"/ System Settings > “General” > Click on Date & Time
Turn ON Set time and date automatically
To make sure Date & Time is set automatically, it should appear like this:
After doing these steps please check your system time is matching with your local time, you can compare with your phone time to confirm.
For a downloadable PDF version of these instructions click here.