Can I temporarily set the time of my PC back?

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by avz10, Jul 29, 2010.

  1. avz10

    avz10 MDL Novice

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    I have Windows 7. I want to set the time/clock back while installing a programme. Is it possible? Then I will reset it to the current time.

    When I google it, it mentions system restore, etc. I do not want that
     
  2. Yurbuh Tuggly

    Yurbuh Tuggly MDL Member

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    You can set your clock to whatever you want, do whatever you want, and then reset the clock to whatever you want.
    If you are doing so to beat some trial/time-limited software however, you will probably be wasting your time (pun intended).
     
  3. avz10

    avz10 MDL Novice

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    Yes, this is what I want to do!

    Is it possible to quickly explain me how on Windows 7?

    Thanks
     
  4. Yurbuh Tuggly

    Yurbuh Tuggly MDL Member

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    Control Panel/Date and Time/Change Date and Time button.
     
  5. avz10

    avz10 MDL Novice

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    Thanks- I tried another way and could not see where to change!
     
  6. Rosco

    Rosco MDL Addicted

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    Right click the clock in the taskbar and choose "Adjust date/time" - not that hard really and why would anybody download an application to do something as simple as this. I bet there's a market for something that types for you - oh i forgot - there's fingers.
     
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  7. trolltamer2

    trolltamer2 MDL Junior Member

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    That download link is to stop trial software expiring....and as for the typing......have you tried speech recognition!:D it actually works VERY well lol
     
  8. Calistoga

    Calistoga MDL Senior Member

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    RunAsDate injects custom time data into specific applications. One use for it is to stop trials from expiring.

    Glad you got what you wanted anyway ;)
     
  9. spacednow

    spacednow MDL Member

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    Neat little program I'll add to my collection, ya never know when something like this will be handy :)
     
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  10. pdenton

    pdenton MDL Novice

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    Or you could also change the date in your bios, but that is less convenient.