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I have just bought a new computer, and it came with Win 11.
A lot of settings have changed...
I used to be able to have my alarms in the clock app with 24 hours format.
Where is this setting now ?
The general time format in the right end of the taskbar is correctly showing on 24 hours format, but not the clock app for the alarms.
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Hi Stanley,
I am Dave, I will help you with this.
There is no separate setting for the time format on that clock app or its notifications for 24/12 hour format.
Open the old Control Panel, then at the top right, set View to icons.
Open Region, and on the resulting dialog, click 'Additional Settings.
On the next dialog, select the Time tab, is both the short and long time formats set to the 24 hour format?
Thank you.
I did try this already.
I made sure I chose the right type of time format in the control panel, to make sure to be on 24, not 12 hours, but no luck.
Microsoft Corporation Alarms and Clock, supplied installed on Windows 11 computer, and found in the MS store too.
This was already supplied with Windows 10.
?!?!
Maybe you should know the subject and/or check before posting some reply ...
What Clock App, as there is none as part of win 11 (other than task bar time/date)
