Hello welcome i am sam and i make jokes and this is my desktop now when windows 11 was introduced it introduced a lot of new features such as this weird specimen of a start menu this widgets panel that you can’t use without a microsoft account and regressions galore to the task bar including this sad lame clock with this sad lame calendar fly out i mean just look at it you can’t even create events in the calendar flat anymore or view any kind of precise clock in the taskbar or calendar flyout ain’t it great well if you’re watching this video you probably disagree so i got good news and bad news for you the bad news is there’s no way to get seconds in this sad lame clock within windows 11 itself the registry tweak that worked in windows 10 no longer works in windows 11. George Street Shuffle by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license ( )

Currently, there’s no way to get this functionality back entirely from Windows 11 alone, but a third-party tool called ElevenClock can! Behold, while I install this utility and show how to get it displaying properly with seconds, and point out its nifty customization features afterwards! Windows 11 no longer checks for the registry tweak that shows seconds in Windows 10’s taskbar, and no longer responds to system-wide font changes.

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