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WINDOWS - Remove Time & Date completely

Hiro Hamada

1. Is there anyway that I can remove the time and date from my PC completely? There is time and date set in BIOS too which is non removable.

 

2. The browser will not lot load any webpage if I change time/remove time by any case. Is there a way to bypass that too? 

 

I'm only experimenting this and idk if anyone has ever tried removing time and date completely from windows pc

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4 minutes ago, Hiro Hamada said:

1. Is there anyway that I can remove the time and date from my PC completely? There is time and date set in BIOS too which is non removable.

 

2. The browser will not lot load any webpage if I change time/remove time by any case. Is there a way to bypass that too? 

 

I'm only experimenting this and idk if anyone has ever tried removing time and date completely from windows pc

The time and date is very important for networking, and most programs. You could do it if you wrote your own OS and stuff, sure, but not with other people's software.

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1-) you can't

2-) you won't be able browse https websites and will break almost every type of encrypted communication.

 

This sounds extremely dumb, may I ask what are you trying to do?

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17 minutes ago, Hiro Hamada said:

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4 hours ago, svmlegacy said:

The time and date is very important for networking, and most programs. You could do it if you wrote your own OS and stuff, sure, but not with other people's software.

I see. No one has ever tried this. But it would be ground breaking if there was a version of OS that doesn't have time in it

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4 hours ago, Levent said:

1-) you can't

2-) you won't be able browse https websites and will break almost every type of encrypted communication.

 

This sounds extremely dumb, may I ask what are you trying to do?

1. Nothing is impossible. Maybe no one has figured it out yet

2. I know

 

It is dumb but yet I just got the idea of *what will happen if I removed time and date from windows?*. There is no electronic communication device that doesn't have time in it but yet nobody has cracked the software to remove the time from any device

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16 hours ago, Hiro Hamada said:

It is dumb but yet I just got the idea of *what will happen if I removed time and date from windows?*. There is no electronic communication device that doesn't have time in it but yet nobody has cracked the software to remove the time from any device

Considering even smartphones have checks during bootup that require the date and time (which is why before if you set your iPhone's date to Jan. 1, 1970, it would brick the device), I would image Windows would crap itself if it has no idea what time it is. 

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Date and time was present in computers from 16 bit era. It's not some additional feature, it's part of system and hardware. You can't even write a file without that basic information.

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