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Change system date to yesterday's date

Posted: Jul 30th, ’19, 09:20
by locqn
Hello, I would like to hit a key, such as Ctrl-Y to change system date back to 1 day. For example, today is 7-30-19, will change to 7-29-19. And maybe Ctrl-T to switch back to today's date. Thanks

Re: Change system date to yesterday's date

Posted: Jul 31st, ’19, 18:02
by Marko
Try this with a shortcut (Type: Command)

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Result += -1, Days
FormatTime, Out, %Result%, dd-MM-yy
RunWait, %ComSpec% /c Date %Out%
You may need to change the date format in the second line.
Also, you may need to run FastKeys as administrator.

Re: Change system date to yesterday's date

Posted: Aug 22nd, ’19, 06:00
by locqn
Thank you very much Marko