Changing date format in Settings or intl.cpl has no effect on the taskbar. https://aka.ms/AAd2m11

Changing date format in Settings or intl.cpl has no effect on the taskbar. https://aka.ms/AAd2m11 I think there were several other users the reported this, not sure if they filed other FBH reports.

If while testing I would think that if 100's or even 1000's of Insiders file feedback on features or designs they do not like, then I would think that Microsoft would make changes to the design prior to Public Release. do you mean the same way Microsoft made changes to Windows 10? It's been 6 years and many of the features and design improvements proposed by users are still MIA 😒 Why yes, of course. So, let's get busy and check out Windows 11 as there are lots of changes & challenges, especially since we are no longer testing Windows 10 in the Dev Channel. Sarcasm, humor & no personal attacks will help Insiders achieve this goal. Team Together!!

@hawkeys46, I managed to fix the problem with the missing Volume bar. What it didn't like was the Realtek HD Audio Manager. I had to uninstall it before doing the upgrade to 22000.51, also I then installed a Realtek driver that was not combined with the HD Audio Manager. Removing the Audio Manager after the update to 22000.51 did not eliminate the problem, had to go back restoring the system to a previous older build remove the Audio manager, install a different version of the Realtek HD audio driver and then finally do the upgrade again to 22000.51. Finally it came up correctly as you can see on the shots below 😉 What a pain though !

@hawkeys46, I managed to fix the problem with the missing Volume bar. What it didn't like was the Realtek HD Audio Manager. I had to uninstall it before doing the upgrade to 22000.51, also I then installed a Realtek driver that was not combined with the HD Audio Manager. Removing the Audio Manager after the update to 22000.51 did not eliminate the problem, had to go back restoring the system to a previous older build remove the Audio manager, install a different version of the Realtek HD audio driver and then finally do the upgrade again to 22000.51. Finally it came up correctly as you can see on the shots below 😉 What a pain though ! Lots of work but fruitful. Good you got it solved. Reminds me of the issues I used to have with an HP laptop that I finally wiped & donated.

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2021-07-01T06:08:47+00:00

Changing date format in Settings or intl.cpl has no effect on the taskbar.

https://aka.ms/AAd2m11
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2021-07-01T06:33:53+00:00

Changing date format in Settings or intl.cpl has no effect on the taskbar.

https://aka.ms/AAd2m11

I think there were several other users the reported this, not sure if they filed other FBH reports.
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2021-07-01T07:31:24+00:00

If while testing I would think that if 100's or even 1000's of Insiders file feedback on features or designs they do not like, then I would think that Microsoft would make changes to the design prior to Public Release.

do you mean the same way Microsoft made changes to Windows 10?

It's been 6 years and many of the features and design improvements proposed by users are still MIA 😒

Why yes, of course. So, let's get busy and check out Windows 11 as there are lots of changes & challenges, especially since we are no longer testing Windows 10 in the Dev Channel. Sarcasm, humor & no personal attacks will help Insiders achieve this goal. Team Together!!
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2021-07-01T08:07:46+00:00

@hawkeys46,

I managed to fix the problem with the missing Volume bar. What it didn't like was the Realtek HD Audio Manager. I had to uninstall it before doing the upgrade to 22000.51, also I then installed a Realtek driver that was not combined with the HD Audio Manager.

Removing the Audio Manager after the update to 22000.51 did not eliminate the problem, had to go back restoring the system to a previous older build remove the Audio manager, install a different version of the Realtek HD audio driver and then finally do the upgrade again to 22000.51.

Finally it came up correctly as you can see on the shots below 😉

What a pain though !
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2021-07-01T08:50:55+00:00

@hawkeys46,

I managed to fix the problem with the missing Volume bar. What it didn't like was the Realtek HD Audio Manager. I had to uninstall it before doing the upgrade to 22000.51, also I then installed a Realtek driver that was not combined with the HD Audio Manager.

Removing the Audio Manager after the update to 22000.51 did not eliminate the problem, had to go back restoring the system to a previous older build remove the Audio manager, install a different version of the Realtek HD audio driver and then finally do the upgrade again to 22000.51.

Finally it came up correctly as you can see on the shots below 😉

What a pain though !

Lots of work but fruitful. Good you got it solved. Reminds me of the issues I used to have with an HP laptop that I finally wiped & donated.
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