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Hi!
My main monitor shows the calendar correctly, but the second and third do not shoes it.
I seek to solve it in several settings and no success.
Any tip / hint in how to turn on calendar in the other monitors?
THX!
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HI, I am Dave, I will help you with this.
In Windows 11 currently the Calendar will only display on the monitor you have set as the primary display, there is no setting, method or registry hack to get the calendar to display on the other monitors.
The best option is to open the Feedback Hub (Windows Key + F) and report this lack of functionality in Widows 11 to their developers there, the more people that request an option, the morel likely they are to add that as an option.
any further development on this?
Hi!
Thank you @dave for the confirmation.
It's a shame, because I remember in W10 the calendar works on the other monitors.
Best regards.
I realy miss this feature too. It was nice in meetings when sharing the screen.
Not surprised that MS has removed widely used features that are helpful to the user. I really miss this feature when teaching and need to pull up the calendar on the 2nd monitor. I just use a 3 party app now. Thanks MS for forcing me to use something other than your platform that I used for years. /s
