Windows 11 Autopilot Automatic Timezone User Prompt

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AaronBrien-7260 asked Mar 17, '22 TM-5050 edited Aug 12, '22

Windows 11 Autopilot Automatic Timezone User Prompt

Hi, I'm trying to set the timezone to automatic for all users in our autopilot environment. I have been able to turn on the "Set timezone automatically" using powershell, however, it is prompting the user to confirm the change with a notification "Due to a location change a new time zone has been detected:....If correct, hit 'OK' to set." See image below. ![184004-image.png][1] [1]: /answers/storage/attachments/184004-image.png Is there a way to get past this requirement. I have tested on a separate machine and it doesn't prompt. I have also tried manually changing the registry without powershell and got the same results. Thanks

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TM-5050 · Aug 12 at 02:39 PM

Did you ever find out why this is happening?
Were having the same issue with our desktops. Strangely does not happen to our laptops.
I too tried playing around with UAC, but it did not seem to make a difference.

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Answer 1 · 2022-03-23T17:14:38.14Z

LimitlessTechnology-2700 answered Mar 23, '22 AaronBrien-7260 commented Mar 24, '22

Hi AaronBrien-0489,

I believe this prompt is due to user rights and User Account Security settings. If you reduce these, the prompt will not appear, but you may be leaving your systems open.

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AaronBrien-7260 · Mar 24 at 04:40 AM

Hi Limitless,

Thanks for the response! I did have a look at UAC and did try disabling it. Unfortunately it didn't make a difference.

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