Meet The Command Prompt - The Date Command
This is a fairly simple command to use. The date command simply displays the current date. When this command is run without arguments, It first displays the current date, then prompts for a new date to be entered. You can simply press enter to keep the current date.
When you don't want to be prompted for a new date, you can use the /t switch. This switch when used will simply display the current date
date /t - displays the current date
date - displays the current date and prompts for a new one
date 08/13/1984 - sets the current date to the specified date
The date should be entered in the format mm-dd-yy (the month first, the day in the middle, then the year).
When you don't want to be prompted for a new date, you can use the /t switch. This switch when used will simply display the current date
date /t - displays the current date
date - displays the current date and prompts for a new one
date 08/13/1984 - sets the current date to the specified date
The Date Command |
The date should be entered in the format mm-dd-yy (the month first, the day in the middle, then the year).
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