They seem to encourage every user to save a little bit of energy by getting rid of the second counter back when Windows 11 was rolled out. Now it comes to Windows 10, and they are completely dumping the time display in the calendar altogether.

If you seek to display the second counter, the only place is in Control Panel > Date and Time. No official way to change the taskbar UI at this moment. (Windows 10 22H2 w/ all latest updates and MS store components/apps updated, plus Edge browser updates.)

 

Edited March 27, 20251 yr by g_m_1990_

I uninstalled Microsoft Edge and didn't have any WebView updates downloaded. The view of calendar in 21H2 Home didn't change even with latest CU installed. 

...and what's more, under Settings > About, they changed the layout of that panel to some utterly bad-looking expandables. Oh please Microsoft. Your art designer could've been better than this.

 

11 hours ago, g_m_1990_ said:

...and what's more, under Settings > About, they changed the layout of that panel to some utterly bad-looking expandables. Oh please Microsoft. Your art designer could've been better than this.

 

What year is this from? Fujitsu Office level desktops already had 4x4 DDR3 (16g) 1333Mhz in 2009, and it was kinda normal almost 2 decades ago.

On 4/1/2025 at 6:57 PM, D.Draker said:

What year is this from? Fujitsu Office level desktops already had 4x4 DDR3 (16g) 1333Mhz in 2009, and it was kinda normal almost 2 decades ago.

It's just a 2016-ish Dell laptop with another 8GB of DDR3 RAM (16 GB in total) and a 1TB Samsung SSD upgrade, nothing too special. However, 16 GB of RAM could be costly back in 2009.

Edited April 14, 20251 yr by g_m_1990_

12 hours ago, g_m_1990_ said:

16 GB of RAM could be costly back in 2009.

About 18 Euro per 4Gb, here in Belgium, not much.