The clock settings in Windows can be found in the Control Panel. To access these settings, open the Start Menu, select the Control Panel app, then select Date and Time from the list of options on the Control Panel main screen.
When the Date and Time dialog box is displayed, click the Change date and time button to access the current clock settings. You can use this window to change the current time and format of the clock display.
On the Date and Time Settings window, the first tab is labeled Date and Time. This is where you enter the current date and time in your local area. It will let you set the day, month, year and time in either a 12-hour or 24-hour format.
The next tab is labeled Tasks. This tab will give you options to enable, disable or synchronize the computer clock with a network server or an Internet time source. When enabled, Windows will automatically update the clock as needed.
The next tab is labeled Additional Clocks. This tab will allow you to add additional clocks to your computer’s desktop so that you can easily tell the time in different time zones.
Finally, the last tab is labeled Internet Time. This tab is where you can configure the computer to automatically synchronize its clock with a server on the internet. This option will ensure that the computer’s clock is always accurate and up-to-date. To do this, you will need to select a time server from the drop-down list and then click the Update Now button.
After setting up the computer’s clock, click OK to save the changes. The next time you open the Control Panel, you will be able to access the clock settings to customize them further.