We can find time zone of a system from command line using Systeminfo command. The Delegate operations that the EWS Managed API provides abstracts of the Raw Delegate information which is held in number of properties on the Local Freebusy information the Folder DACL and possibly a Inbox Rule if calendar forwards are enabled. When it all goes wrong Delegates are one of the things for a number of reasons that can become corrupted or Invalid. 
Few readers of the blog have put this question to me. We can change the time zone of a computer in Date and Time properties window which can be opened by running timedate.cpl from Run window. Time zone setting allows us to set the time according to the geographical location the computer is located at.
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Therefore, here is the start of the processing part of the Get-DSTInfo function: Because in the past, we always checked for current time, I will also query the Win32_LocalTime. I know I will need the Win32_TimeZone WMI class.
Next, I started thinking of all the data that I wanted to capture. In this example, we're using -DisplayHint to. Get-Date Wednesday, Ap5:24:51 PM Example 2. You can see following output in PowerShell console. Type the following command in PowerShell ISE Console. In this example, we're using Get-Date without any parameter. Get-Date cmdlet is used to get System Date-Time.
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