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Microsoft Windows automatically synchronizes system time with the corresponding time zone based on saved information and with the help of Internet Time Servers. Generally, the system time is quite accurate, however, sometimes Windows may not display the correct time or time zone. In that case, you can change the time yourself using the 4 methods shared below. Overall, Adjusting Date and Time on Windows 11 is also done similarly to Windows 10.
Guide to Setting Accurate Date and Time on Windows 11
Unlocking the mysteries: Adjusting date and time on Windows 11
Unveil the magic: Modifying date and time settings via Control Panel in Windows 11
Master the art: Using Command Prompt to manipulate time settings on Windows 11
Step 1: Type Control Panel in Windows Search and click on the corresponding result.
Step 2: Click on Clock and Region.
Step 3: In the Clock and Region window, select Date and Time.
Step 4: In the Date and Time tab, click on the Change date, time... button.
Step 5: Now, you can precisely adjust the date and time. Lastly, remember to click on the OK button to save your changes.
2. Changing date and time on Windows 11 via widget
Step 1: Right-click on the Time and Date widget located on the taskbar.
Step 2: Select Adjust date/time from the menu.
Step 3: To manually adjust date and time on Windows 11, you need to disable the Set time automatically option.
Step 4: Then, click on the Change button in the Set date and time manually section.
Step 5. Finally, select the correct date and time and click on the Change button to save the changes.
3. Modifying date and time format on Windows 11
Step 1: Right-click on the Time and Date widget on the taskbar and choose Adjust date/time from the menu.
Step 2: Click on the Language and region option.
Step 3: On the Language and Region settings page, click on Regional format and press the Change formats button from the dropdown menu.
Step 4: Finally, select the accurate date and time.
4. Changing Time on Windows 11 via Command Prompt
Another method to alter the time on your device is through Command Prompt. Follow these steps:
Step 1: Type Command Prompt into Windows Search, right-click on the corresponding result, and select Run as administrator.
Step 2: Choose Yes in the next window, and then the Command Prompt window will open.
Step 3: Here, you type the command time hour:minute. Note: Replace hour with the hour and minute with the minute and press Enter. For example, to change the time to 08:40, Mytour will use the command time 08:40.
You can choose one of the methods presented above to adjust the date and time on Windows 11. If you have any questions or contributions, you can leave your comments below the article.
