Hello, struggling a bit with a bat file, Google has a little, but is not completely out of it

What I wondered was, I use this command to display / set times:
Code: 
set Today=%date:~10,4%%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2%
set Now=%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2%
set DOW=%date:~0,3%
So if I write etc echo% time% I get etc "16:57:43,36"

BTW I don not know why the last 2 digits (36) is where

Fair enough, but how can you plus a certain amount, and add it to the second?

etc. The time is 16:57:43,36 and I want plus the 5 sec and get it to look like this: 16:57:48,36 when I write etc echo% lol% (Can not be% time% when it records the current date)

Roughly speaking, what I want:% time% 5 =% lol% And% lol% will be the current time plus 5 seconds.

The time will not be dynamic, I mean not that I want it to always be 5 seconds faster than the time it is, but it will show 5 seconds faster than the clock was when the command is printed.

Someone can help me a little? Would not something syting over the "Bat sucks" "No team in the bat, etc."

Thanks in advance
Daniel Reviewed by Daniel on . Any batch experts? Hello, struggling a bit with a bat file, Google has a little, but is not completely out of it What I wondered was, I use this command to display / set times: set Today=%date:~10,4%%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2% set Now=%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2% set DOW=%date:~0,3% So if I write etc echo% time% I get etc "16:57:43,36" BTW I don not know why the last 2 digits (36) is where Rating: 5