I've recently upgraded my work laptop to Windows 11, and now the calendar isn't showing up when I click the date and time in the system tray. I've checked with the Helpdesk, and they mentioned this might not be a feature anymore. Is there any fix or workaround for it? I can't access admin controls on my machine.
3 Answers
When you click on the clock in the system tray, the calendar should usually slide out. If nothing happens when you left-click it, there’s a chance something could have been disabled by your IT department through group policy. You might need to reach out to them for a fix. It's frustrating, but they usually manage these settings.
Best bet is to ask IT for assistance. There could be settings they're controlling that you can't access, especially since it's a company laptop.
You might want to make sure you're clicking the main screen's clock and not a secondary display. The calendar feature should connect to the system notifications in Windows 11. If the IT department has turned off notifications, that could affect the calendar too. It's worth checking if there’s something in your notification settings.
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