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7 you can run timedate.cpl If you want to run a command from a command prompt, you must do so from the windows folder. Or you can run a cmd and type 'time' or 'date' to set them.

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Press windows + r to open the run dialog, type “timedate.cpl” and press enter To run a control panel tool in windows, type the appropriate command in the open box or at a command prompt This method bypasses navigation menus and opens the date and time properties dialog immediately.

This wikihow teaches you how to change your time and date on a computer running the windows operating system using the command prompt app

Understand why this is necessary. Like the command prompt, it is also a faster means to launch the date and time settings Here’s how to do it Press win + r to launch the run dialog box

Type powershell and press the enter key To access and use it Press windows key + r, type timedate.cpl, and press enter Use the change date and time and change time zone buttons to set the correct date and time

Select the internet time tab on the top of the date and time window and select change settings.

After updating your gpo settings, run the command prompt as an administrator (!!!), run the timedate.cpl command, and you can now change your current time zone. 1] press win + r to open the run window and type the command timedate.cpl and click ok 2] select the internet time tab and then 3] click on change settings 4] check the box next to synchronize with an internet time server

5] select time.nist.gov from the server drop down menu 6] click on update now twice to synchronize the settings.