

sudo nano /etc/ntp.conf sudo systemctl restart ntp To configure the service, edit the file /etc/ntp.conf, then restart the service. The service starts immediately, and starts automatically at system boot. To keep your system time synchronized regularly, install the ntp system service. Specify a network time server to the ntpdate command, for example us. For example, on Ubuntu or Debian: sudo apt update & sudo apt install ntpdate Or, to synchronize your system clock with a network time server, use ntpdate. In Linux, use the date command to manually set the system date and time.

See our time command page for further information. Setting the time through MS-DOS or the Windows command line is accomplished via use of the time command. See our date command page for further information. Setting the date through MS-DOS or the Windows command line is accomplished via use of the date command.

To resolve this issue, the IT administrators should make sure the setting Set time zone automatically is enabled before deployment of a device. This is by design as the Set time zone automatically setting is a system wide setting that applies to all user profiles on a machine. The setting is either not visible or is "greyed out" in the Settings app. Non-administrator users cannot change or interact with the Set time zone automatically setting. If you're not a support agent or IT professional, you'll find more helpful information in How to set your time and time zone.
