Elevenclock

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The system tray, replacing the microsoft provided clock. To do this you just have to click the checkbox to use on primary screen in the settings. The trick to avoid blurring from ElevenClock sitting on top of the system tray clock is selecting a custom background in the settings, I just put mine to black.EDITED TO ADD: I noticed that when there is a WIndows notification you can see the date from the Windows clock poking out of the left side underneath ElevenClock which makes it clickable to open the notification's. Pretty cool!Sorry for the full size photo attachment. I tried a couple of times to crop it to show just the taskbar. The clock in the corner of the system tray is ElevenClock with seconds, date and day all enabled. Attachments My Computer OS Windows 11 Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model HP CPU Intel Core i5 8400 Memory 12 GB Antivirus Norton Local time 6:01 PM Posts 2,991 OS Windows 11 Pro #28 I downloaded this but really don't want to pay $10 for it unless I know it'll work like I want it to. The free version can't be positioned or resized where I want to try it it is free... My Computer OS Windows 11 Pro Local time 8:01 PM Posts 5 OS Windows 11 #29 Yep, I found that version after I installed ElevenClock which is working great for my needs. There is another app in the Microsoft store with the same name which costs $9.99 to

Una de las carencias, que ya están trabajando en solventar, es la ausencia del reloj en la barra de tareas en monitores secundarios en Windows 11. El gigante de Redmond se ha dejado muchos detalles en el tintero y para los usuarios más exigentes es algo imperdonable. Si trabajamos con una app a pantalla completa en el monitor principal no podemos ver la hora en el secundario. Afortunadamente ElevenClock soluciona este problema.ElevenClock recupera la hora en Windows 11ElevenClock muestra un reloj en cada pantalla, excepto en la pantalla principal (que ya tiene un reloj de Windows 11). Se actualiza cada segundo para asegurarse de que no termine con diferentes tiempos en nuestras barras de tareas. El creador de ElevenClock comparte una descripción irónica de la aplicación en GitHub:Un reloj de barra de tareas para barras de tareas secundarias en Windows 11. Cuando los ingenieros de Microsoft estaban creando Windows 11, se olvidaron de agregar un reloj en la barra de tareas de la pantalla secundaria. Así que lo hice. ElevenClock es una aplicación simple que proporciona la misma funcionalidad que en el reloj de la barra de tareas secundaria de Windows 10.Estas son todas las características de la aplicación:Es compatible con todas las configuraciones regionales del sistema y formatos de reloj (se extraen del sistema operativo)*Se muestra en todas las pantallas excepto en la principal (porque tiene el reloj del sistema predeterminado)Es compatible con el tema oscuro y claroTiene un botón de ocultar para evitar molestias en pantalla completaImita la animación del reloj de la barra de tareas de Windows 11 al pasar el cursorEs compatible con barras de tareas en la parte superior de la pantallaAdmite la habilitación de segundos a través de la configuración regional o regedit (el reloj predeterminado de Windows 11 no puede hacer eso)ElevenClock descarga e instala actualizaciones automáticamente, por lo que no tenemos que precuparnosAl hacer clic en el reloj, se muestran/ocultan las notificaciones y el panel del calendarioAlineación y tamaño correctos en pantallas HiDPi (100%, 200%, 300%) Y en pantallas HiDPI fraccionarias (125%, 150%, 175%, 250%, etc.)Alineación y tamaño correctos en monitores a diferentes escalas (Display1: 100%, Display2: 150%, Display3: 225%, etc.)El reloj actualiza la hora cada segundo, por lo que no verás diferentes horas en todas tus barras de tareasCorrigiendo las ausencias de Windows 11Como suele suceder los desarrolladores no han tardado en ayudar a los usuarios a disponer de la mejor

And has the description “Windows 11” Taskbar Mod”.I encountered a few cases where the taskbar was lost. It happened once when PotPlayer was running in windowed mode, but other cases were random. However, understandably, this is an alpha version anyway, so it may not be stable.But this is also a good start to the first release, although in my opinion RoundedTB has similar features and a more user-friendly interface. There are other open source options you can choose to customize the Windows 11 Taskbar, including TranslucentTB, ElevenClock, and more.Note: TaskbarXI is developed by Chris Andriessen, not to be confused with Dustin Hendriks’ Taskbar11.If you want a nicer Start Menu, with Open Shell, this is also a free and open source tool. There are some paid alternatives that you can choose like Start11 or StartAllBack, I haven’t used these two, so don’t know if they are better than Open Shell. The article achieved: 5/5 – (100 votes)

Used!🟢 Using qt's default positioning system🔵 Clock geometry: PySide6.QtCore.QRect(1720, 1034, 200, 46)🔵 Font families : ['Segoe UI Variable Display', 'sans-serif']🔵 Custom font : 🔵 Font size: 10.0🟢 Using white text (dark mode)🔵 tDateMode: dd/MM/yyyy🔵 tTimeMode: HH:mm🔵 Loaded date time format: %H:%M:%S %A%d/%m/%Y🟣 Expected AttributteError on resizeEvent🟣 Expected AttributteError on resizeEvent🔵 Full screen rect: (0, 0, 1920, 1080)🔵 Show/hide loop started with parameters: HideonFS:False, NotHideOnTB:False, HideOnRDP:False, ClockOn1Mon:True, NefWSMethod:True, DisableNotifications:True, legacyFullScreenMethod:False🟡 Desktop button enabled🔵 tDateMode: dd/MM/yyyy🔵 tTimeMode: HH:mm🔵 Loaded date time format: %H:%M:%S %A%d/%m/%Y🔵 Restart loop: 1🔵 (worldtimeapi.org) Time offset set to -3599.615452528🔵 tDateMode: dd/MM/yyyy🔵 tTimeMode: HH:mm🔵 Loaded date time format: %H:%M:%S %A%d/%m/%Y🔵 Initializing clock 0...🔵 Using taskbar background color🟢 Clock on the bottom🟢 Clock on the right🟡 X offset being used!🟢 Using qt's default positioning system🔵 Clock geometry: PySide6.QtCore.QRect(1720, 1034, 200, 46)🔵 Font families : ['Segoe UI Variable Display', 'sans-serif']🔵 Custom font : 🔵 Font size: 9.0🟢 Using white text (dark mode)🔵 tDateMode: dd/MM/yyyy🔵 tTimeMode: HH:mm🔵 Loaded date time format: %H:%M:%S %A%d/%m/%Y🟣 Expected AttributteError on resizeEvent🟣 Expected AttributteError on resizeEvent🔵 Full screen rect: (0, 0, 1920, 1080)🔵 Show/hide loop started with parameters: HideonFS:False, NotHideOnTB:False, HideOnRDP:False, ClockOn1Mon:True, NefWSMethod:True, DisableNotifications:True, legacyFullScreenMethod:False🟡 Desktop button enabled🔵 tDateMode: dd/MM/yyyy🔵 tTimeMode: HH:mm🔵 Loaded date time format: %H:%M:%S %A%d/%m/%Y🔵 Restart loop: 1🔵 (worldtimeapi.org) Time offset set to -3599.619587659836🔵 Showing tooltip🔵 Long date string: dd MMMM yyyy🔵 Showing tooltip🔵 Long date string: dd MMMM yyyy🔵 Showing tooltip🔵 Long date string: dd MMMM yyyy🔵 Announcement URL: Image URL: Showing tooltip🔵 Long date string: dd MMMM yyyy🟡 Verifying unverified hwnd 266242🟡 Fullscreen window detected! (0, 0, 1920, 1080) Fullscreen rect: [0, 0, 1920, 1080]🟢 Hwnd 266242 under title Start was verified as a valid window (Process name is c:\windows\systemapps\microsoft.windows.startmenuexperiencehost_cw5n1h2txyewy\startmenuexperiencehost.exe)🟡 Fullscreen window detected! (0, 0, 1920, 1080) Fullscreen rect: [0, 0, 1920, 1080]🔵 Showing tooltip🔵 Long date string: dd MMMM yyyy🔵 Copying log to the clipboard...If the issue can be reproduced (As an example: After waiting 5 minutes, the clock shows a wrong format), please send the log AFTER reproducing the issue (1. Launch ElevenClock, 2. Reproduce the issue, 3. Paste the log)">Please paste here the log (Go to ElevenClock Settings ->

Tray clockAs you can see in the above image, the seconds started displaying in the system tray clock after running the above script. If you don’t want to display the seconds then replace the -Value 1 with -Value 0 in the PowerShell script. The full command to disable the displaying of seconds in system tray clock is Set-ItemProperty -Path 'HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced' -Name 'ShowSecondsInSystemClock' -Value 03: Display Seconds in System Tray Clock using Registry Editor:This method requires some technical knowledge. If you are a Windows geek and ready to try the hard way, then follow the upcoming steps.Firstly, you need to open the Run Command Window using the keyboard shortcut Winkey + R.Once the Run window appears, enter the following command regedit and hit the Enter button to launch the Registry Editor Window.Opening Registry Editor using Run WindowNow in the address bar, you need to paste the following command HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced and hit the Enter button.Navigate to Windows Registry Editor DirectoryNow you need to scroll down and look for the filename “ShowSecondsInSystemClock” registry file.Right click the registry file and choose the Modify option to edit the DWORD (32-bit) Value of the registry file.Replace the value 0 with 1 and hit the OK button to display seconds in the system tray clock.Replacing 1 with 0 will disable the display of seconds in the system tray clock.Modifying Registry File DWORD 32-bit Value to 1 displays seconds in system tray clock.If your Windows misses the registry file? and then follow the steps.You need to Right click on the right pane, select New -> DWORD (32-bit) Value, and name it as ShowSecondsInSystemClock.Now you simply double click the newly created entry (DWORD file) and set its value to 1 and hit the Ok button.These steps will solve the registry file missing issue and displays the seconds in the system clock.4: Using Command Prompt to Display Seconds in System Tray Clock:This is a straightforward method; you simply need to copy the command and execute it to enable seconds.Click the Start Menu and search for Command PromptYou need to choose the “Run as Administrator” option to launch the command prompt in admin mode. Open Command Prompt using Run as AdministratorNow, copy the command reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" /v ShowSecondsInSystemClock /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f and paste it in the command prompt.Execute the command which will instantly display the seconds in the clock time. Replace the value 1 /f with 0 /f to disable the display of seconds in the clock time. The full command is reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" /v ShowSecondsInSystemClock /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /fCommand prompt command to display seconds in clock timeThe above explains using both the commands to enable and disable the seconds in the clock time located in the system tray.5: Using 3rd Party tool:You can also use third-party applications like ElevenClock to customize the clock on your taskbar to show seconds.Visit the official GitHub page and download the tool.Install ElevenClock and customize it to show seconds on your taskbar.No further steps required, just check in the box