Clock’s at the top, click it, it goes from On to Off, and you’re done. And from this point, it’s pretty straight-forward. You’re interested in “Turn system icons on or off”.
Alternatively, if you want to keep using the Use small taskbar buttons, you can drag up your taskbar to make it bigger and the time, date, and day will all appear as shown in the screenshot below. And the notification area has two options: “Select which icons appear in the taskbar”, and “Turn system icons on or off”. If Use small taskbar buttons is turned on, turn this off and the time and date should appear on your taskbar again.Also, it will increase the size of the rest of the icons on your taskbar.
So to hide the clock, you, instead of right-clicking the clock itself, what I recommend doing is right-clicking the taskbar, so you right-click here, and in the options that appear, you will select Settings, the one all the way at the bottom.Īlright, now when this window appears, you simply need to scroll all the way down, until you see the Notification area, which is a bit in the middle here. It could also be useful during presentations. Now I’ll show you how you can hide the clock as well in case you’re recording, or if you just wanna hide the time for some reason. And I don’t want people to see the clock jumping, I think that that’s a distraction, so I like to hide that clock. Now, I like to hide this because when I make edits in my videos, sometimes it spans a few minutes. So if you look in the bottom right corner here, you see the time, you see the date. How to display date on macOS menu bar guide might also interest you.Now if you watch my videos, you may have noticed that I like to hide the clock in Windows 10, when I’m doing a tutorial – I’ll show you what I mean. To do that, go to Settings > Personalization > Taskbar, click Turn system icons on or off link and then turn off the toggle button next to the clock. If the day of the week is not showing up, restart your computer once, after saving your work.īonus tip: You can configure Windows 10 to completely hide the clock from the taskbar. For example, adding ddd displays Thu only, and adding dddd displays Thursday.
In the Date formats section, next to the Short date field, add ddd (for short day of the week format) or dddd (if you want to see long day of the week format) at the beginning followed by hyphen (refer to the picture below). Step 4: Under the Formats tab, click the Additional settings button to open the Customize Format dialog. Step 3: Here, in the Region section, click Change date, time, or number formats link. Clicking the link will open the classic Clock and Region window. Step 2: In the Related settings section, click on the Additional date, time, & regional settings link.
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