The system time is set incorrectly

I tried to run some of my windows applications and they downplay almost immediately after, they attempt to start.  They tiles for applications appear when I drag the left side of the screen, but they will not open. I ran the store and got this message.  I tried to find how to set the clock system, but Windows won't show me how. can you help me?

The system time is set incorrectly
There is no question
When the system time is out of adjustment, features that rely on the measurement of time such as Product Activation, malware and browser certificates scanners can not work properly.
 
 

Install the latest Windows 8 compatible BIOS and Chipset Drivers OEM Web site.

Should help.

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