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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.
"there is a pointing-up-arrow on the right side on that field, when you click that it will open the monthly calendar."
There is "NO POINTING-UP arrow" anymore. maybe back in August 2023 when he wrote that - but it's not there as of 10/31/2024.
THIS IS THE ANSWER!!!!!! Thank you so much. This was driving me mad.
Microsoft has never had in interest in actual customer support, that's why we are here trying to solve this problem for ourselves instead of MS helping. This has been MS method ever since DOS.
Even with my semi-light computer, I was spending as much time doing admin-type task as I was productivity. Seemed like every time I would sit down, something had changed and I would have to figure it out / fix it first. By the time I got done I was so frustrated and I had finally gotten to the point that I couldn't stand to have to sit down here so I have been investing time in getting to know Linux.
My suggestion, to fix the problem permanently, move to Linux. I have been experimenting and it's easier and more functional than you probable expect. After I complete my transition, I will be using MS only for programs that don't have a Linux competitor.
Good Luck
NONE of these options help me figure out where the hell my calendar went. It's no longer on my taskbar, and I cannot access it anywhere. This happened out of the blue. I did not make ANY changes to my computer.
