i want to create a batch file to disable changing system time and date


  1. haroon2015
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    i want to create a batch file to disable changing system time and date


    hi,

    i want to create a batch file to disable changing system time and date

    hope some one will sure help me

    thank you
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  3. torchwood
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    Hi Haroon,

    You dont need to

    just dissable the service windows Time

    control panel >> administration tools >> services >> windows time.

    Not sure if you will encounter any problems thou.

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  4. Alejandro85
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    There is no need for a bat file or anything. The actual requirement to change the system date/time is to be an administrator. Just make sure anyone not allowed to change it does NOT belong to the administrators group, and they'll get a nice "access denied" when they try to do so.


    torchwood said:
    just dissable the service windows Time
    This is unrelated to what's being asked. The time service implements an NTP client and is responsible to automatically synchronize time with a server, but the user is free to change the date on his own if he really wants, as long as he has permission to do so (must be an administrator).
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