There are two ways to set the Time automatically on Windows 11/10. You can use Windows Settings or the Registry Editor for this purpose.

On Windows 11, you can manage the date and time settings to match your preferences. You can even show details in full format, and in this guide, I will explain how to complete this configuration.

You can manually change the time on your Windows 10 computer if it's wrong by going into your "Date & time" settings and setting it correctly.

Regardless of the reason, it is important for the proper operation of Windows that it is set to the correct time. This tutorial will walk you through changing the date and time in Windows.

Step 2: Choose your automatic settings Image used with permission by copyright holder The first two options in Date & time that you see are will be Set time automatically and Set time zone ...

First, manually set the computer to your current time zone by going to Settings/Time and Language/Date and Time. Turn off Set Time Zone Automatically and then manually select your current time zone.

To let Windows 11 select and set the Time Zone automatically, click on the Start Button to open the Start Menu. Here open Settings > Time & Language. Now in the left pane, select Date & Time.