put time date on my computer?

Answer 1

I don't understand your question pal.

Answer 2

First, right-click a blank spot on the taskbar and see if there's a check mark next to the menu item titled Lock the Taskbar. If so, click that menu item to remove the check mark. Now use the mouse to drag the top edge of the taskbar upward until it snaps to twice its normal height. When the taskbar is this high or higher, the clock displays three lines rather than one, showing the current time, the day of the week, and the current date. You also have more room for taskbar buttons representing active applications.

Of course, doubling the height of the taskbar makes it occupy more screen space than before. You can configure the taskbar to autohide, but you then lose the always-available time and date view. If you want to keep a normal-height taskbar yet still see the date in the notification area, you'll have to resort to a third-party utility. Dale Nurden's TClockEx (www.rcis.co.za/dale/tclockex) will do the job, and it's free.

Answer 3

Yes computers know the time and date, but do you know how to ask a question that makes sense?

Answer 4

If your using windows go to
Control Panel > Date, Time, Language and Regional Options > Change the date and time.
From there on change accordingly and next time just double click on the clock on your lower right hand corner and you will be able to change it again however you wish.

Answer 5

Are you trying to figure out how to get the date and time to display on your computer's desktop? If so, and if you use Windows, go to Settings/Clock.

Answer 6

Go to www.nist.gov and fetch a copy of nistime-32bit.exe
Run it now and then. (Click the Query Server and reply Yes when it asks Adjust Computer by This Amount?)
It will keep your computer adjusted precisely to the nearest US govt "atomic clock"
(nerd info)