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I have purchased MacBook Pro MD101 two months back. In the beggining the date was fine. But after wards i don't know what happened to the date. Now it is showing 12 Asadha. I am not able to set the current date & year. Please someone help me
go in system preferences and then date and time , then lang. and region and check whether Gregorian is selected or not in calendar , if not then select it , it may solve your problem , u must try it .....!
go in system preferences and then date and time , then lang. and region and check whether Gregorian is selected or not in calendar , if not then select it , it may solve your problem , u must try it .....!
From the menu bar, select
▹ System Preferences... ▹ Language & Region
Select your region from the Region menu.
Close the preference pane. You may have to log out and log back in for the change to take effect.
If there's no change, reset the PRAM.
Thanks Mani!!!
It was corrected after I changed the Lang and Region Calendar to Gregorian. The question is why Indian National Calendar is wrong? Is that a Bug left from Apple?
If you go to System Preferences>Date & Time, can you set your clock so that it "sets date and time automatically" from Apple's servers?
Clinton
Yes The date & time is set to Automatic from Apple Asia (time.asia.apple.com.). I manually tried to enter the year & date but it is not going beyond 1936
I reseted the PRAM too but no change.
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Hi, same problem happened for me when I first time working with my macbook
here how I solved it
go to system pref -> lang and region -> change the Calendar to Gregorian
if it is Indian National or something, you will get the problem you have mentioend
Thanks man it works great for me too!!!!!
Date in my MacBook Pro is showing 12 Asadha
