Elments 12 sign in clock issues.

I have re-installed Photoshop Elements 12 and when I try to launch it I'm asked to sign in. When I click the sign in button it tells me I'm not connected to the internet ( I am) or the clock on the computer is not set correctly.
I've uninstalled AGAIN and re-installed to ensure the time zone is correct (UK) but sign in is still blocked. Any suggestions?

Hi abdullaa53237143,
Please follow the steps mentioned in the knowledge base link below:
Sign in, activation, or connection errors | CS5.5 and later, Acrobat DC

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**RESOLVED -- SEE END FOR FIX
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First off I'd like to say that I am thrilled to be here. I've been an Ubuntu user for a few months now, but decided that it was time to take a trip down the rabbit hole and see all that Linux had to offer--and to that end I switched to Arch. And I must say that I have nothing but positive things to say of it. The documentation on the Arch Wiki was phenomenal in helping me get started on the process, and the installation of it has proved to be a very enjoyable learning experience.
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I've tried rerunning the hwclock --systohc --utc command, to no avail.
If anyone has any input as to why my computer is confusing UTC and local time, and any way I could fix it, I would greatly appreciate it.
I could just change my timezone to UTC - 0, that would cause my system to display the right time (I think) but I'd rather actually fix the problem, instead of simply covering it up with a band aid, if it is possible.
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EDIT:
I probably should mention that the machines (I'm having this same problem on two different computers) are both running Arch Linux and Arch Linux alone, although one was originally a Windows 7 and the other a dual boot of Win 7 and Ubuntu.
RESOLUTION (Thanks lhoffman):
Install the network time protocol daemon. This will allow you to sync your system time over the internet.
sudo pacman -S ntp
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After running this command and setting the system clock, run:
hwclock -systohc (thanks Scimmia)
Otherwise the computer will mistake local time for UTC and subtract/add time based upon your timezone again upon reboot.
Last edited by douglasr (2012-12-21 21:23:11)

Scimmia wrote:Not exactly. The root of the problem is that your hardware clock is set to localtime. To change this, you need to update the system (software) clock, which ntpd already did for you. The timedatectl command would have just done that manually. Now that your system clock is correct, you need to write this to your hardware clock so that it is correct when you reboot. hwclock --systohc does that. If you don't run that command, the system will boot up thinking it's getting UTC from the hardware clock and will subtract 5 hours. Then, once ntpd runs, the time will skip ahead 5 hours. This will cause all kinds of issues.
I fixed this on my system too. Thanks for the explanation.

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