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How to Hide the Date and Time in Windows 11 Taskbar

September 2, 2022
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In some cases, you want to hide the date and time in the taskbar in Windows 11.

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Method 1: Using Win11ClockToggler

1. Download this tool from https://github.com/jmalarcon/Win11ClockToggler/releases/

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2. Extract downloaded file to a folder then open the app Win11ClockTogglerGUI.exe.

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3. Click on the Toggle visibility button to hide the date and time in Windows 11 taskbar.
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Now, you’ve a clean taskbar without the date and time icons.

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Note: To get back the date and time, let’s reopen the app then click on Restore & exit button.

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Method 2: Using the Region settings

1. Open Control Panel in Windows 11 then select Change date, time or number formats under Clock and Region category.

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2. In the Region window, select Additional settings button.

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3. Now, select the Time tab the change the Short time format from h:mm tt to s.

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4. Navigate to the Date tab then change Short date format from M/d/yyyy to dddd.

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Don’t forget click on Apply button to save the changes. Then you would get the final result like the below image.

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