How to Manually Change Time on Xbox Series X

JokingTunic·a year ago

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RavellingMane·a year ago

Simple! Head over to Settings, then System, then Time. From there, you can set your Date and Time manually.

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SinkingDuel·a year ago

To manually change the time on your Xbox Series X, go to Settings > System > Time, and then select 'Date and Time' to make adjustments.

AlteringBeryl·a year ago

You don't need to mess with the time settings; the console should sync automatically. If it doesn't, check your internet connection.

AttallingHalt·a year ago

When my Xbox Series X didn't sync the time right, I just went into Settings, then System, and Time. Easy fix—change it manually under Date and Time!

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