You can change the Time Zone and Language settings as per your preference in Microsoft Outlook or Outlook.com on your Windows computer.

After updating to Windows 11 24H2, some users who don’t have administrative privileges are reporting that the Date & Time section of Windows Settings can’t change the time zone anymore.

The time server can also now be changed from Settings > Time & language > Date & time, under Additional settings, and the AM/PM symbol can be changed from Settings > Time & language > Date & time.

The Region and Language control panel allows you to customize how the time is displayed on your computer, how currency is shown, and how numbers are formatted.

The Administrative tab in Regional and Language settings in Windows 11/10 is used to manage your computer’s language. So, if someone alters these settings, the display text of non-Unicode ...

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First, manually set the computer to your current time zone by going to Settings/Time and Language/Date and Time. Turn off Set Time Zone Automatically and then manually select your current time zone.

Microsoft has confirmed a problem with the Windows 11 24H2 time zone setting: Only admins can change it.

The epic Windows 11 questline to dump the old Control Panel completely from Microsoft's desktop OS continues - but it's painfully slow progress.

Here's how to change your language settings back to English -- even if you can't read enough Japanese to navigate your way around.

The end of the classic Control Panel is approaching. In the Windows Insider previews, Microsoft is now shifting more to the settings.