Here is what I got so far, the colored ones are the stuff I dont have a clue what to put there
Red = Need help with these, no clue what to put"%11%\tzchange.exe /A ""Bangladesh Standard Time"" /S 6 5 3 23 0 0 0 /E 12 4 5 23 0 0 0 /D -60 /R 0 /B 270 /T ""Bangladesh Standard Time"" /L ""Bangladesh Daylight Time"" /N ""(GMT+06:00) Dhaka"" /G /I 2147483731"
Yellow = Not sure what they do but certain what to put there
So anybody I am glad to hear your expertize or thoughts
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Some help
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A command Line utility to make timezone changes
tzchange.exe [/A string] [/C string] [/F string] [/V string] [/S 7 integers]
[/E 7 integers] [/M string] [/N string] [/B integer] [/Z integer]
[/B integer] [/R integer] [/D integer] [/T string] [/L string] [/U]
/A Add timezone option, followed by timezone name to add, max 120 characters
/C Switch timezone, followed by timezone name to switch, max 120 characters
/F Edit timezone, followed by timezone name to edit, max 120 characters
/V Verification timezone, followed by timezone name, max 120 characters
/M Delete Timezone, followed by timezone name to delete, max 120 characters
/S Daylight Start date, followed by 7 integer values specifying:
1. Month [0-12] 0 for no daylight settings, 1-12 for Jan -> Dec
2. DayofWeek[0-6] for Sunday[0] -> Saturday[6]
3. Day [0-5] 0 for no daylight settings, 1-5 for day of month
4. Hour [0-23]
5. Minutes [0-59]
6. Seconds [0-59]
7. Milliseconds [0-999]
The above 7 integers are interpreted strictly in the same order.
/E Daylight End\Standard start date, followed by 7 integer values like above
/N New Display name, followed by the display name
/B Bias in minutes, followed by an integer value between -780 and 720
This option also updates the time offset in Display Name.
/R Standard Bias in minutes, followed by an integer value between -780 and 720
/D Daylight bias in minutes, followed by an integer value between -780 and 720
/T Standard Name, followed by the standard name string, max 32 characters
/L Daylight Name, followed by the daylight name string, max 32 characters
/U Undo option [should not be combined with by any other option]
/Z Number of Undo operations, followed by integer [-1 and above],
Where -1 will Undo all previous timezone operations. This switch
is optional during Undo, a default of 1 is taken if not specified.
/I Index, followed by an integer, used only during Add operation.The index
value should be between 3221225472[0xC0000000] and 4294967295[0xFFFFFFFF]
/? Help
Edit: OK I deduced that those numbers are probably for the Map display to move to the correct section
Edit2: Nope I think I was wrong, I think the (GMT+XX:XX) is probably what moves the map
Edit3: I have managed to get the tzchange.exe to make the exact same hex value for the TZI entry through messing around with different values (keep in mind I dont know exactly what those three mean) here is the final working tzchange switch
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"%11%\tzchange.exe /A ""Bangladesh Standard Time"" /S 6 5 3 23 0 0 0 /E 12 4 5 23 0 0 0 /D -60 /R 0 /B -360 /T ""Bangladesh Standard Time"" /L ""Bangladesh Daylight Time"" /N ""(GMT+06:00) Dhaka"" /G /I 2147483731"