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Dear Community,
I have a problem since months,
I've windows 11 Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621. When I click the time in the right bottom side of my taskbar, the calendar does not show up or display. This is very annoying because I have to use it for my work. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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seems to work now.
Click on your clock and the notification bar will open > go to the line at the bottom, that displays the current date/day > there is a pointing-up-arrow on the right side on that field, when you click that it will open the monthly calendar.
Which total effing muppet? has stopped the calendar being displayed when you click on time / date ?????????????????????????????
**** ****!
aint working for me. nothing happens when im clicking the clock, even if try to add additional calendar (chinese) its not showing up. i can still find the calendar from settings (time & language -> date and time ->additional clocks ->date and time), but cant actually open it by clicking the clock.
wow, this worked
HKCU:\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer\DisableNotificationCenter to 0
HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\PushNotifications\ToastEnabled to 1
I had this problem in September of 2004, and nothing here helped.
Here's what worked:
Go to Setting ->
Time & Language ->
Date & Time ->
Show additional calendars in the taskbar ->
Choose a random one (mine was Chinese) ->
That made the calendar pop-up work. Then I went back and chose "Don't show additional calendars" to get rid of the Chinese, and now it just shows a regular calendar. (Worth mentioning: I had Widgets being shown in my taskbar - I don't know if that matters or not.)
I can't imagine what MS didn't just give us an option for "Show slide-out calendar." They used to lead the world in UX testing and design. Those days are long over.
