yes please, i also cannot see calendar and time on the right bottom corner of my screens, i can only see on my main screen, not on other ones. It makes me nervous all the time and get back to main screen to check the calendar ((((
W11 - No calendar on TaskBar in the secondary monitors
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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Anonymous
2024-06-18T11:48:45+00:00 -
Anonymous
2024-06-28T12:21:44+00:00 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!
Microsoft needs to bring this feature back. With Remote work being a part of todays workforce, the tool is time saving.
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Anonymous
2024-06-28T16:08:37+00:00 So frustrating! Why change something that is widely used and not broken. Very inefficient!
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Anonymous
2024-07-09T15:44:53+00:00 I work from Home. My laptop is my main display but is off to the side. Besides that, I have 4 other monitors. I am almost daily (and sometimes multiple times a day), needing to pull up a calendar on the monitor directly in front of me and I no longer have easy access to do that. My company does not allow me to install any programs not approved for a justified business purpose and is 30, 000+ employess, which means they basically would never approve me to get a 3rd party app even if it was minimal or no cost due to security reasons.
This makes no sense whatsoever to me on why Microsoft would take functionality away that we all used in Win 10 when they moved us to Win 11. It's not surprising though. I'm still missing functionality Windows used to have in Windows 2.0 from the mid 1980's (This was their Black & White of windows which ran on top of DOS). It is not new thing for Microsoft to remove useful functionality as they switch from one version of their OS to the next.