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tzutil: Set the system time zone to the specific value.
$ tzutil /s ${timezone_id}
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The command "tzutil /s ${timezone_id}" is a command used in Windows operating systems to set the system's time zone to a specific value.
- "tzutil" refers to the Time Zone Utility program.
- "/s" is an argument that specifies that the command is used for setting the time zone.
- "${timezone_id}" is a placeholder that should be replaced with the desired time zone identifier.
For example, if you wanted to set the time zone to "Eastern Standard Time," you would replace "${timezone_id}" with "Eastern Standard Time" like this: "tzutil /s Eastern Standard Time".
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