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Looks like mine came back and its restored.
I did uninstall the latest update but it did not remove it on Friday. Just saw it today and its back
Where has the time gone in my pop-out calendar via the taskbar?
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librarianbadger
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Hi there,
My PC has seemingly installed the "2025-03 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5053606)" and in doing so has removed the clock/time that used to be shown when click such in the corner of the taskbar. It now just gives me the calendar and then repeats the date? I've look through all my settings but can't seem to find how to add it back. Would anyone know?
Apologies - complete novice, just wanting to check the time.
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Dkay 20 Reputation points2025-03-14T00:31:13.1933333+00:00 Been looking everywhere on google , chatgpt and youtube to fix this. This was a bad update
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Marco Guerra 5 Reputation points2025-03-16T11:00:06.15+00:00 Same here, I don't get these update that people remove features,
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Anonymous2025-03-17T01:36:31.8566667+00:00 Hello librarianbadger,
Thank you for posting in Q&A forum.
It sounds like the recent update might have changed some settings on your PC. Let's try to restore the clock/time display on your taskbar.
1. Check Taskbar Settings:
• Right-click on the taskbar and select "Taskbar settings".
• Scroll down to the "Notification area" section and click on "Turn system icons on or off".
• Ensure that the "Clock" option is turned on.
2. Check Date and Time Settings:
• Go to "Settings" > "Time & Language" > "Date & Time".
• Make sure your time zone is set correctly and that the "Set time automatically" option is enabled.
3. Restart Explorer:
• Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.
• Find "Windows Explorer" in the list, right-click it, and select "Restart".
I hope the information above is helpful.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to let us know.
Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou
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Jameel 0 Reputation points2025-04-08T02:24:16.4433333+00:00 Completely ignores the question being asked.
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Roxy 10 Reputation points2025-04-18T07:05:53.62+00:00 This is about the clock in the calendar disappearing, which is a very helpful feature. Compared to the time and date located on the taskbar, the time on the open calendar displays time in the seconds. This being seemingly removed and just replaced with the date again--which was shown alongside the time before, might I add--is silly and counterintuitive design. If this was intentional to remove, that's weird. If a recent update made that not the default for a now optional feature, that is also silly. This "answer", if you can even call it that, as before mentioned by another commenter, ignores the actual issue that was brought up. Ignoring the question all together would have been more useful than this response.
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C U 0 Reputation points2025-05-18T15:44:36.97+00:00 The clock feature was very helpful to set clocks and appliances around the house down to the second. Now that this feature is missing from Windows, it's time to go to a third party. Great job!
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Christopher Nolan 5 Reputation points2025-06-15T20:07:33.34+00:00 Daisy have you tried to access the pop-up calendar in taskbar feature on a multiple monitor setup? It seems the functionality is only available on the MAIN screen and not any other screen. Can you confirm?
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