[LG Laptop] How to Set the BIOS Date and Time

If the date and time on your laptop are incorrect, you can easily fix this by adjusting the BIOS settings directly or turning on [Set time automatically] in Windows.
Press the [F2] key immediately when turning on the laptop to enter the BIOS, or open Windows [Date & time settings] to adjust the time.

Why is my laptop's date and time incorrect?

• This can happen if the [Set time automatically] feature in Windows is turned off or if the time zone is set incorrectly.
• It may also occur if the laptop has not been used for a long time, causing system settings to reset, or if the date and time were set manually and become inaccurate.

How to Change the Date and Time

Changing the Date and Time in BIOS

1. 1.With the laptop powered off, press the [Power] button once, then immediately press the [F2] key repeatedly (about 10 times) as quickly as possible.
   * Note: Laptops with SSDs boot very quickly. Press [F2] repeatedly as soon as the power turns on to access BIOS.
2. 2.In the BIOS screen, go to [Main] and set [System Date] and [System Time].
3. 3.After updating the settings, press [F10] to save the changes and exit.

Changing the Date and Time in Windows Settings

1. 1.Search for [Date & time settings] in the taskbar search box, then open it.
2. 2.Under [Date & time], set [Set time zone automatically] to [On].
3. 3.Set [Set time automatically] to [On].
   
4. 4. To set the date and time manually, set [Set time zone automatically] to [Off].
5. 5. Select your [Time zone], then click [Change] next to [Set the date and time manually] to adjust the settings.
   

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This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.