Date is backwards on Windows 10 computer - Solve it now
The date being reversed on a Windows 10 computer is a small problem but also causes a lot of discomfort for users. Because instead of displaying the familiar date, month and year, the computer displays the opposite. In addition, the reversed date format also affects programs on Windows 10, specifically Excel. Therefore, you also need to fix this situation to avoid affecting your experience on your Win 10 computer.
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Instructions on how to fix when the date is backwards on Windows 10 computers
Reversed dates on the computer can be fixed very simply. Users just need to change the date format on their computer. This trick is detailed step by step by TipsMake as follows:
Make changes to date and time format on Windows 10
To change the date format in Windows 10, follow the steps below:
- Step 1 : Click the search icon on the Taskbar > Type the keyword 'change the date' > Select Change the date and time format .
- Step 2 : Next, display the date and time on the Windows 10 Taskbar according to your needs. Please adjust the Short date – Long date – Short time – Long time sections .
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Set up date, month, year display on Windows 10 computer
If the above method doesn't have the format you need or the date and time are still backwards. Here are the steps for you to adjust the dd/mm/yyyy format in Windows 10 .
- Step 1 : Continue clicking the search icon (magnifying glass) on the Taskbar > Click and select to open Control Panel .
- Step 2 : Click to select Clock and Region .
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- Step 3 : Next, the user clicks on Region .
- Step 4 : At the Formats tab > In the Format line : Select Vietnamese (Vietnam) . At the same time, in the Short date and Long date sections . Users only need to convert it to dd/MM/yyyy (Day/month/year) > Then click OK to complete this process.
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How to set the appropriate time zone for Windows 10
In addition to adjusting the date and time display format as above, I will show you how to set the appropriate time zone on Win 10.
- Step 1 : Click Start > Click Settings > Select Time & Language .
- Step 2 : At Date & Time > In the Time zone section , you just need to select the correct time zone where the user lives (if you are in Vietnam, you just need to change the Time zone section to the UTC value). +7 is okay).
- Step 3 : If you want to turn on the automatic time setting feature > Go to Set time automatically > Make sure this item is in ON mode and you're done.
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So it can be seen that adjusting the date and time format on a Windows 10 computer/laptop is extremely simple, right? Surely the reverse date situation on your Windows 10 computer will be resolved quickly. Don't rush to exit right away, but check out more of my other computer tips! Who knows, the problems you are experiencing will be resolved in the blink of an eye.
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