In some instances, Windows 10 may not install properly during an upgrade (or even after a new installation), which results in the Windows 10 clock not appearing in the tray bar. If it does not, then your Windows 10 may be corrupt in some way or another - described next. If it is currently in the Off position, turn it On the clock should now appear immediately in the lower right hand corner of the tray bar. At the top of the list should be the clock, with the option to turn it on or off. A new window will appear with the heading "Turn system icons on or off". Under that heading, you should also see an option (a clickable link) which reads: "Turn system icons on or off" - go ahead and click it.
On the proceeding window, you should see the heading "Notifications", or "Notification Area" depending on which version of Windows 10 you're running. Note: if you're using the Windows 10 Anniversary Edition, the "Properties" dialogue menu option is no longer there - it is now "Settings". To do so: right click over an empty space on the task bar, and select Properties from the dialogue menu. Luckily, you can re-adjust this feature using the task bar settings. And, sometimes, what you end up with is a Windows 10 clock that goes missing. Sometimes (but not always), settings can inadvertently get changed during a major upgrade - as is the case with an upgrade to Windows 10. How to Fix: Windows 10 Clock Missing Adjusting Task Bar Settings Can you help? "īased on my experience, the Windows 10 clock can disappear in one of two ways: either by a misplaced (or corrupt) system setting, or if your user account - or Windows itself - is corrupt.
Everything looks great, however, my Windows 10 clock is missing - it's just up and gone - completely disappeared! I don't understand how or why the windows 10 clock went missing, but I'd like to get it back. I just upgraded to Windows 10 following your advice.
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