TIMEZONE & CHANGE TIMEZONE

 IN YOUR COMPUTER  THERE ARE CONTROL PANEL, GO TO DATE SECTION, AND SELECT TIMEZONE.

IN THIS BOX, SELECT DATE AND TIME. AND CHANGE TIMEZONE OPTION.



THEN CHANGE TIMEZONE AND SET IT. IT REFLECTS IMMEDIATELY IN YOUR SYSTEM.


YOU CAN USE EXTENSIONS ALSO.



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TIMEZONE HAVING

UTC
GMT
and
EPOCH=> https://www.epochconverter.com/










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