![]() ![]() Note: The command may generate some errors due to some items being in use. Run this in the Windows PowerShell: Get-AppxPackage | % The following command fixed the problem for my user profile. ![]() I suspect this was a result of me moving my user profile from a slightly older version of Windows 10 to a fresh install of a newer one (Windows 10 LTSC 2019 to 2021) Many items were not working as expected such as the "Add Bluetooth or other device" wizard, Action Center, volume control popup, tray notifications, and perhaps a whole lot more. WinAero: Uncheck the "Enable Classic taskbar and start menu"įor me it was not limited to the Calendar. Registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AdvancedĪnd remove the "Start_ShowClassicMode" item. Once changes are made, restart explorer.exe or reboot. Once done, restart explorer.exe or reboot and it will be fixed.Īlso on a related note: If you have set the registry setting or WinAero setting to enable "Classic Start Menu" in Win 11, it will break the start menu as well as the "quick access" menu appearing when clicking on the Wireless/Volume/Battery icons. Make sure you check all 3, I had it disabled in both registry and WinAero Tweaker and enabling in registry did not fix it. WinAero Tweaker - Find the setting named "Disable Action Center" and uncheck it. Group Policy - open gpedit.msc, Navigate to "User Configuration" > "Administrative Templates" > "Start Menu and Taskbar" > "Remove Notifications and Action Center" and set it to Disabled if it was enabled or leave at "Not Configured" if it was not set. Registry Setting - Open regedit.exe, Navigate to Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer and then remove the "DisableActionCenter" item. Learn how to find your way around Windows 11, make it easier to use, and how you can get more done with your PC with Mike Halsey’s book “ Windows 11 Made Easy“, now on sale from Apress, Amazon, and all good book sellers.This is caused by Action Center being disabled. These can be for anywhere in the world and you can give them custom names. This pops out a dialog in which you can specify up to two additional clocks to be displayed on the Taskbar. ![]() Here you will see an option to Show additional calendars in the taskbar which is a drop-down menu you can select additional calendars from.īelow this is an Additional clocks link. In Settings select Time and Language and then Date & time. You can also display additional calendars that are supported by Windows 11. If you click the year again, the view will change to the years of the current decade, enabling you to choose a different year quickly. You can click one of these months to switch directly to it. If you click the month and year near to the left of these the calendar view changes to display months in the current year. Below this are up and down buttons to switch the calendar between different months. You can click this to minimise the calendar, which can be useful if you have a lot of notifications to read and don’t have a very large screen. In the top right corner of the calendar pop-up is a down arrow. The standard view shows you the current month, You open the calendar by clicking the date and time in the bottom right corner of the desktop, on the Taskbar. The clock and calendar on the Windows 11 can actually do much more than you might think. ![]()
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