Fix Login Error
By following this guide, you will be able to fix this login error!
Fix Windows clock sync error!
1 First Step: Go to Windows Settings
Open Windows settings and then open the time and alnguage settings.
2 Second Step: Go to Related Settings
Scroll down to the Related settings section and click Additional date, time and regional settings.
3 Third Step: Open date and Time
The Clock and Region screen in the Control Panel displays. Click Date and Time.
4 Fourth Step: Open Internet Time Settings
Click the Internet Time tab on the Date and Time dialog box. Then, click Change settings.
5 Last Step: Synchronize the time with the server
Click on update after selecting the server and click on update.
Alternative In case you're still experiencing problem when opening:
Turn off / on the option "Set Time Automatically" on Windows Date and Time settings
Still not working? Sync the clock manually
Sometimes the "Sync now" / "Update now" button does nothing, fails, or the clock drifts back after a while (this is common on virtual machines, after a CMOS battery dies, or when the Windows Time service is disabled). If that happens, work through the steps below in order.
A First, set the correct time zone
Open Settings → Time & Language → Date & Time and make sure Time zone matches where you actually are, and that Set time zone automatically is on. A wrong time zone shifts your clock by whole hours, which is enough to break the login. After fixing it, turn Set time automatically off and on again.
B Restart the Windows Time service
Press the Windows key, type cmd, right-click Command Prompt and choose Run as administrator. Then run these commands one by one:
net stop w32time
net start w32time
w32tm /resync /forceIf you see "The service has not been started", start it first from services.msc (look for Windows Time, set it to Manual or Automatic and Start it), then run the commands again.
C Re-register the time service and pick a reliable server
If the resync still fails, re-register the service and point it at a public time server. In the same administrator Command Prompt run:
w32tm /unregister
w32tm /register
net start w32time
w32tm /config /manualpeerlist:"time.windows.com,0.pool.ntp.org,time.nist.gov" /syncfromflags:manual /update
w32tm /resync /forceYou can also change the server from the Internet Time tab (Step 4 above): if time.windows.com never works, try pool.ntp.org or time.nist.gov and click Update again.
D Last resort: set the date & time by hand
If nothing above works (no internet access to time servers, locked-down PC, etc.), set the clock manually. In Date & Time turn Set time automatically off, click Change and enter the current date and time as accurately as you can — compare it with your phone or time.is. It only needs to be within a couple of minutes of the real time for Jurojin to open.
If your clock keeps resetting every time you reboot, your motherboard's CMOS battery is likely dead and needs replacing — until then, re-sync the time after each restart.
After fixing your clock, fully close and re-open Jurojin. If you still get the error, reach out on our Discord and we'll help you out.
