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If you can't change the time zone, I would guess it's a permissions issue. &nbsp;Even if the system got its time from and NTP server or domain controller, it wouldn't stop you from taming time zones.
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Thank you all for your time.
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I am unable to change the time on a virtual machine. <br />
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I access a Windows 10 virtual machine but I am unable to change the time zone on it, I believe that the virtual machines gets it's time from the &nbsp;server, am I rights?<br />
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Or is there a PowerShell command I can issue to change the time zone on a virtual machine?
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I am unable to change the time on a virtual machine. 

I access a Windows 10 virtual machine but I am unable to change the time zone on it, I believe that the virtual machines gets it's time from the  server, am I rights?

Or is there a PowerShell command I can issue to change the time zone on a virtual machine?

I am unable to change the time on a virtual machine.

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