Change system date using command line in windows
This is very useful when you need to change your system date before open up some of your application that already expired.
@Echo Off REM ** Must be run as System Admin Priviledge REM Store systems current time into BEFOREDATE var as mm-dd-yy SET BEFOREDATE=%date:~4,2%-%date:~7,2%-%date:~10,4% REM Set the below date to date you wish to roll your system date back to DATE 04-11-11 SET now=%date% echo Date change to - %now% REM First param of START command needs empty double quotes REM Second param of Start command should be absolute path to application REM IE "C:\Program Files\directory\filename.exe" START "" "ThisIsYourProgramName" REM Cause a delay to allow application to load PING -n 10 127.0.0.1 > NUL 2>&1 REM Set system date back to current date DATE %BEFOREDATE% SET now=%date% echo Date Now - %now%

Till then..adioss
