ntpdate -u ) works for some people, but not for me. I heard setting the date automatically in the terminal (i.e. If you can neither remember nor correctly guess the date you installed "El Capitan OS X installer.app" into your Application folder, then you would have to delete it and reinstall it into your Applications folder so that the digital signature/certficates for the installer is no longer expired.Īlso, setting the date manually in the terminal (i.e. date 0923020415), the installation worked without a problem. date 03061225616) and it did not work because I installed "El Capitan OS X installer.app" around Sept 2015 and the digital signature/certificates for my installer had expired by now. When I got this error while reinstalling El Capitan OS X, I set the date to today's date (i.e. You have to remember the date you installed "El Capitan OS X installer.app" into your Application folder.
I think many people think setting the date to the current date automatically fixes the issue, but this is not the case. By the way this is not a date time issue, date is correct on my computer.
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