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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.
The calendar function on the taskbar still exists. It is just hidden.
Found an actual solution here:
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/expand-and-collapse-calendar-view-on-taskbar-in-windows-11.8963/
In short, you need to click on the time and then expand the view so that the calendar appears!
Thank you for the reply but that is incorrect and the problem is still present. I'll restate.. when you click on date/time on the taskbar of an extended display, then nothing happens.
I always share my 2nd or 3rd screen during virtual meetings and do not have the ability to pull up a quick calendar from the date/time taskbar of these extended displays with Windows 11 Enterprise Edition (10.0.2261).
Taskbar of the primary display (Display 1):
Taskbar of extended display (Display 2):
Taskbar of extended display (Display 3):
Yeah. I was clicking on the date, which is right under the time, since it is the calendar I'm trying to find. (You'd think!) There is NO arrow. But by clicking on the time just above it, the arrow showed up. Thanks all!
Yeah. I was clicking on the date, which is right under the time, since it is the calendar I'm trying to find. (You'd think!) There is NO arrow. But by clicking on the time just above it, the arrow showed up. Thanks all!
To confirm when you click on date/time on the taskbar of an extended display, then nothing happens.
This issue still persists with trying to access the calendar from the taskbar on extended displays, this is an unresolved problem and inconsistent with previous versions of Windows.
