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Cronometro sul taskbar di Windows (11)?
È possibile avere un orologio con i secondi nell'angolo in basso a destra dello schermo e la data corrente sotto di esso? In caso affermativo, come si fa a farlo?
È possibile avere un orologio con i secondi nell'angolo in basso a destra dello schermo e la data corrente sotto di esso? In caso affermativo, come si fa a farlo?
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Yes, it is possible to display a clock with a second hand and the current date on the taskbar in Windows 11. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Right-click on empty space on the taskbar. 2. From the drop-down menu, select "Toolbars". 3. Choose "New toolbar". 4. In the "Toolbar location" field, enter the following path: %systemroot%\System32\Shell32.dll 5. Click "OK". After completing these steps, a new toolbar will appear on the taskbar. You can drag it to the left or right side of the taskbar. To add a clock with a second hand, right-click on the new toolbar and uncheck the "Show title" option. Then right-click on the toolbar and select "Add items". In the "Add items" dialog box, find and select "Clock". Click "OK". Now a clock will be visible on the taskbar, displaying the current time. To also display the current date below the clock, right-click on the clock on the taskbar and select "Clock/Date settings". In the clock/date settings, enable the "Show date" option. You can also customize the format of the displayed date. That's all! Now you will have a clock with a second hand and the current date on the taskbar.
Yes, it is possible to display a clock with a second hand and the current date on the taskbar in Windows 11. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Right-click on empty space on the taskbar. 2. From the drop-down menu, select "Toolbars". 3. Choose "New toolbar". 4. In the "Toolbar location" field, enter the following path: %systemroot%\System32\Shell32.dll 5. Click "OK". After completing these steps, a new toolbar will appear on the taskbar. You can drag it to the left or right side of the taskbar. To add a clock with a second hand, right-click on the new toolbar and uncheck the "Show title" option. Then right-click on the toolbar and select "Add items". In the "Add items" dialog box, find and select "Clock". Click "OK". Now a clock will be visible on the taskbar, displaying the current time. To also display the current date below the clock, right-click on the clock on the taskbar and select "Clock/Date settings". In the clock/date settings, enable the "Show date" option. You can also customize the format of the displayed date. That's all! Now you will have a clock with a second hand and the current date on the taskbar.
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It's in the settings. Right-click on the taskbar > Expand 'Task behaviors' (or something similar in Polish) > check 'Show seconds in system tray clock (uses more power)' or equivalent.
It's in the settings. Right-click on the taskbar > Expand 'Task behaviors' (or something similar in Polish) > check 'Show seconds in system tray clock (uses more power)' or equivalent.
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Ok, I have conducted a study on this topic on my own, so now I will answer my own question. Maybe someone will find it useful someday. The first of the five methods worked for me. So let's get to it: How to display seconds on the system clock in Windows 11? 1. Show clock in Settings (Insider Build 25247 and later) - Press Win+I keys to open the Settings menu. - Click on Personalization on the left side. - Select the Taskbar on the right side. - Scroll down and select Taskbar behaviors. - Check the Show seconds on the system tray clock box. 2. Use Registry Editor - Press Win+R keys to open the Run dialog box. - Type regedit and press Enter. - Go to the following path: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced - Find the entry ShowSecondsInSystemClock. - Double-click to open it. - In the Value data field, type 1. - Click OK. - Close the Registry Editor. - Restart the computer for the changes to take effect. ⚠ WARNING ⚠ ❗❗❗ Incorrect modification of the registry can also cause system failure. Therefore, we recommend creating a backup before modifying the registry. 3. Use Windows PowerShell - Press the Win key to open the Start menu. - Open Windows PowerShell as an administrator. - Type the following command and press Enter: Set-ItemProperty -Path HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced -Name ShowSecondsInSystemClock -Value 1 -Force - Restart the computer. Running the above command will change the value of ShowSecondsInSystemClock to 1. This will display seconds on the system clock in Windows 11. To disable seconds on the system clock, simply change the value to 0 in the above command. You can also run the above command in the command prompt or Windows Terminal instead of using Windows PowerShell. 4. Use the Run dialog box - Press Win+R keys to open the Run dialog box. - Type the following command below and press Enter: cmd /c powershell.exe Set-ItemProperty -Path HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced -Name ShowSecondsInSystemClock -Value 1 -Force - Restart the computer. Running the above command in the Run dialog box will make the computer show seconds on the system clock in Windows 11. 5. Use dedicated software - Download the ElevenClock software from: https://github.com/marticliment/ElevenClock/releases. - Open the EXE file and run it on your computer. - Click OK. - Click Next. - Accept the license agreement and click Next. - Select Install. - Click Finish after the installation is complete. - Run the program. - Expand Date and Time Settings. - Check the Show seconds on the clock box. For more information, you can refer to the source page: https://thewindowsclub.blog/pl/show-seconds-in-system-clock-on-windows-11-5-steps/ \~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~
Ok, I have conducted a study on this topic on my own, so now I will answer my own question. Maybe someone will find it useful someday. The first of the five methods worked for me. So let's get to it: How to display seconds on the system clock in Windows 11? 1. Show clock in Settings (Insider Build 25247 and later) - Press Win+I keys to open the Settings menu. - Click on Personalization on the left side. - Select the Taskbar on the right side. - Scroll down and select Taskbar behaviors. - Check the Show seconds on the system tray clock box. 2. Use Registry Editor - Press Win+R keys to open the Run dialog box. - Type regedit and press Enter. - Go to the following path: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced - Find the entry ShowSecondsInSystemClock. - Double-click to open it. - In the Value data field, type 1. - Click OK. - Close the Registry Editor. - Restart the computer for the changes to take effect. ⚠ WARNING ⚠ ❗❗❗ Incorrect modification of the registry can also cause system failure. Therefore, we recommend creating a backup before modifying the registry. 3. Use Windows PowerShell - Press the Win key to open the Start menu. - Open Windows PowerShell as an administrator. - Type the following command and press Enter: Set-ItemProperty -Path HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced -Name ShowSecondsInSystemClock -Value 1 -Force - Restart the computer. Running the above command will change the value of ShowSecondsInSystemClock to 1. This will display seconds on the system clock in Windows 11. To disable seconds on the system clock, simply change the value to 0 in the above command. You can also run the above command in the command prompt or Windows Terminal instead of using Windows PowerShell. 4. Use the Run dialog box - Press Win+R keys to open the Run dialog box. - Type the following command below and press Enter: cmd /c powershell.exe Set-ItemProperty -Path HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced -Name ShowSecondsInSystemClock -Value 1 -Force - Restart the computer. Running the above command in the Run dialog box will make the computer show seconds on the system clock in Windows 11. 5. Use dedicated software - Download the ElevenClock software from: https://github.com/marticliment/ElevenClock/releases. - Open the EXE file and run it on your computer. - Click OK. - Click Next. - Accept the license agreement and click Next. - Select Install. - Click Finish after the installation is complete. - Run the program. - Expand Date and Time Settings. - Check the Show seconds on the clock box. For more information, you can refer to the source page: https://thewindowsclub.blog/pl/show-seconds-in-system-clock-on-windows-11-5-steps/ \~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~~
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This is in the settings. Right-click on the taskbar > Expand 'Task behaviors' (or something similar in Polish) > Check 'Show seconds in system tray clock (uses more power)' or equivalent.
This is in the settings. Right-click on the taskbar > Expand 'Task behaviors' (or something similar in Polish) > Check 'Show seconds in system tray clock (uses more power)' or equivalent.
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