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You can change the time zone in PowerShell by modifying the system’s registry settings. Here’s an example of how you can change the time zone using PowerShell:

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# Get the current time zone information
$currentTimeZone = Get-TimeZone

# Display current time zone information
Write-Host “Current Time Zone: $($currentTimeZone.Id) – $($currentTimeZone.StandardName)”

# Set the new time zone ID (you can replace ‘Pacific Standard Time’ with your desired time zone)
$newTimeZoneId = ‘Pacific Standard Time’

# Change the time zone
Set-TimeZone -Id $newTimeZoneId

# Verify the change
$newTimeZone = Get-TimeZone
Write-Host “New Time Zone: $($newTimeZone.Id) – $($newTimeZone.StandardName)”

• This script retrieves the current time zone, displays its information, sets a new time zone using Set-TimeZone, and then verifies the change by displaying the new time zone information.

Make sure to replace ‘Pacific Standard Time’ with the desired time zone. You can find the list of available time zone IDs on your system by running the command:

Get-TimeZone -ListAvailable

Note: Changing the time zone may affect scheduled tasks, events, and other time-related settings on the system. Ensure that you are aware of the consequences and have the necessary permissions to make such changes. Additionally, changing the time zone may require administrative privileges.

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