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Default Time Zone
When setting up a new team it appears the Time zone is defaulting to Pacific Time. Where do I change the default so Central Time is used?
Sure. Teams uses Windows for Time, under time and language. On Win 11, right click on time and then adjust date and time.
Best, Chris
Hi Jacori53
Try these
1.) In the Teams desktop client > Top Right (picture) > Settings > General > Language > App Language > this determines time zone
2.) Check to make sure your machine also has the right time zone settings
Hope that answers your question!
Best, Chris
Try these
1.) In the Teams desktop client > Top Right (picture) > Settings > General > Language > App Language > this determines time zone
2.) Check to make sure your machine also has the right time zone settings
Hope that answers your question!
Best, Chris
ChrisHoardMVP This only shows languages, not time zones?
- https://support.office.com/en-us/article/change-settings-in-teams-b506e8f1-1a96-4cf1-8c6b-b6ed4f424bc7
Update language, time, and date format
Click your profile picture at the top of the app, then select Settings > General and go to the Language section.
Selecting your preferred language and region also updates your time and date format.
Best, Chris- Ugh, you mean time zone not time format! Sorry guys.
I believe this thread will help you fix it
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams/microsoft-teams-time-zone-setting/m-p/127417
Best, Chris- Hi Hoard, I can't open this link as "This Content was Archived", any link for it?
and according to what I know, teams may use the settings
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation
I have several users who face odd scene:
all the others(client, account, system, apps, o365suits,web) could display right time, except Teams in this laptop
I tried to set this by manual(I'm the administrator for app and local), tried w32tm /query /status;w32tm /tz;w32tm /resync, not work
but I change time zone to another then change it back, it works. I think this operation may overwrite something I didn't find yet
