Unlike the Time tab, the Date tab gives you quite a few notations to play around with.Ģ. To customize the date format, go to the Date tab. If you think you made a mistake, you can reset everything to system defaults by clicking on the “Reset” button.Īlso read: How to Move the Clock to Right-Most Corner on the Taskbar in Windows 10 Customize Date Formatġ. Once you are done, click on the “Apply” button to see the changes applied instantly. Similarly, you can enter your own symbols for both AM and PM.Ħ. Seconds are only visible in the flyout calendar panel.ĥ. Note: the Short Time cannot display seconds on the taskbar. If you want to, you can also customize the separator between hours, minutes, and seconds to whatever you want. All you have to do is enter the appropriate notation in the “Short Time” and “Long Time” fields under the “Time Formats” section.įortunately, you can see what notations to use and what they actually mean under the “What the notations mean” section. Here you can customize how the short time (appears on the taskbar) and long time (appears in the flyout calendar panel) looks. In the customize format window go to the Time tab. Since we want to further customize the formatting, click on the “Additional Settings” button.Ĥ. You will be taken to the Region window where you can change the basic format by selecting pre-defined formats from the dropdown menu. After opening the Control Panel, make sure that “View By” is set to “Category,” and click on the “Change date, time, or number formats” link.ģ. We will start by opening Control Panel from the Start menu.Ģ. For advanced format customization it will redirect you to the good old Control Panel. The Settings app in Windows 10 lets you customize basic formatting settings for both Time and Date. The below method works for Windows 7 and 8.ġ.

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