Setting the Windows Time Zone

Setting the Windows Time Zone

Steps to Set the Windows Time Zone

  1. Open Settings
    Click the Start button and type Settings
    Click Open
  2. Go to Time & Language
  3. Select Date & Time
  4. Set the Time Zone
    Use the drop-down menu under Time zone to select your preferred time zone
  5. Verify that the correct time is now displayed. You’re all set!

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