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RT! ~~ I want to make a batch script to change the date of the XP system to a specified date, and the time doesn't need to be changed. Please ask for advice from experts,....

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『Post 2』:
1. Change the current system time to the desired time;
2. type oldfile>newfile;
3. del oldfile
4. Change the time back.
Among them, type supports exe files, and you can use echo 2006-12-09 | date to modify the system time

Can you be more detailed? I don't understand very much. Thanks, moderator.

This seems to be about changing the file time. What I want is to change the system time. For example, now it's December 9, 2006, and I want to change it to January 1, 2007. How to write this batch script?

echo 2006-12-09 | date
It's for changing the system time

Oh, thanks. Can I just replace the following DATE with the time I want?

Using the date command alone should be sufficient, no need for batch processing.

```
C:\TEMP\KKK>date
Current date: 2006-12-09 Saturday
Enter new date: (year-month-day)

C:\TEMP\KKK>echo 2007-1-1|date
Current date: 2006-12-09 Saturday
Enter new date: (year-month-day) 2007-1-1

C:\TEMP\KKK>echo %date%
2007-01-01 Monday
```

The problem is solved, thank you for the reply!～～～～～～～～～～

My reply is the same as the one above.