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Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. I hope someone in the world wide web can benefit from this post and save some minutes, hours, days or at least some nerves. (Right-click the TaskBar and activate “Lock all taskbars”).Drag the right edge of the taskbar just to make it slightly wider.Right-click the TaskBar and make sure that “Lock all taskbars” is UNchecked.The problem is that I want small taskbar buttons AND see time & date.Īs soon as you switch to small taskbar buttons, the taskbar is no longer wide enough to show the date and therefore just omits it. Some research (in the wrong places) revealed that it had to do with the “use small taskbar buttons” setting. My problem was that the clock only showed the time but not the date: Then I changed the taskbar location to be left, going from the top left corner of my screen to the bottom left corner. I installed Windows 10 and activated the “use small taskbar buttons” checkbox in the TaskBar properties. Well, this is kinda stupid, but it still took me too much time to figure it out.
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