Token Expired
"Token expired" when signing in means your PC's clock is more than 5 minutes behind. Turn on automatic time and time zone, then sync.
If signing in to Lords Bot shows Token expired - Click here for help, your PC’s clock is wrong. The Lords Bot server refuses a sign-in when the PC’s time is more than 5 minutes behind the real time. Fix the clock and sign in again.
The check uses world time (UTC), so the time zone matters too. A PC can show the right local time and still fail if its time zone is wrong. This is common on cloud servers.
Fix it in Windows Settings (Windows 10 and 11)
- Right-click the clock on the taskbar and choose Adjust date and time (or open Settings > Time & language > Date & time).
- Turn on Set time automatically.
- Turn on Set time zone automatically, or choose your correct Time zone from the list.
- Click Sync now.
- Sign in to Lords Bot again.
Fix it with the classic Date and Time window
This works on every Windows version, including Windows Server.
- Press Windows key + R, type
timedate.cpland press Enter. - On the Date and Time tab, click Change time zone and check that the time zone is correct.
- Open the Internet Time tab and click Change settings.
- Tick Synchronize with an Internet time server, then click Update now.
- Click OK to close the windows, then sign in to Lords Bot again.
Still failing?
- If the clock keeps drifting, check that Set time automatically is still on. On a cloud server, ask your provider why the clock isn’t syncing.
- Older versions of Lords Bot called this error Invalid Timestamp. The fix is the same.
- For other sign-in messages, see Sign-In Messages and What They Mean.
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