date (查看或更改系统时钟的当前日期)

The following is the syntax of the date command.

Windows Vista and later

date [ /t |date]

Type date without parameters to display the current date setting and a prompt for a new date. Press Enter to keep the same date.

If you provide a date in the format MM-DD-YY, the system date is set to that date.

With the /t switch, the date command displays the system date, without prompting for a new one.

Windows XP and earlier

In Windows XP and previous versions of Windows, the /t switch is not supported.

DATE [date]

Type date without parameters to display the current date setting and a prompt for a new date. Press Enter to keep the same date. Provide a date as MM-DD-YY to set the system date to that date.

date

Display the current date and prompt for a new date.

    The current date is: Sat 05/09/2020

    Enter the new date: (mm-dd-yy)

If you enter a new date in the format MM-DD-YY, the system date is set to that date, if you are using an elevated Command Prompt.

If you press Enter without typing a date, the current system date is not changed, and the command exits.

date 05-08-20

The command above sets the system date to March 8, 2020, in an elevated command prompt.

date /t

Displays the current system date.