Navigate in 'Modern Settings' to the location in the screenshot, turn on 'Set time automatically' (1) if it is on, turn it off, click 'Change' (2) then 'Cancel' (3) then turn (1) back on. Samsung laptop, Windows 10, Avast antivirus, Emsisoft Antimalware, Windows FirewallTry this: Samsung laptop, Windows 10, Avast antivirus, Emsisoft Antimalware, Windows Firewall Thanks again to everyone here for being consistently smarter than Microsoft. Once it returned a dialog saying something about there being no service associated, but now I can't get that dialog to come back. Interesting tidbit is that if I right-click on the clock and choose Adjust Date/Time, it doesn't do anything. I googled a bit and read the similar posts retrieved from here, eightforums, sevenforums, and the useless ones from Microsoft that recommend safe mode and DISM for everything. I have not yet rebooted, that might very well fix it at least temporarily - but I thought I'd ask if this is something people have already seen and solved by restarting a service or some such system fix.
Otherwise, the glyph issue comes back and you have to use the workaround. The clock will appear on taskbar Then you can drag and drop it wherever you want.
UTC CLOCK WINDOWS 10 SYSTEM TRAY INSTALL
I tried dragging the taskbar around to see if it would refresh the clock - no. The glyph issue in the system tray clock is resolved in Windows 11 without the workaround with SF Pro Fonts if you don't use something like 'ExplorerPatcher' to switch the taskbar/system tray back to 'Windows 10 Taskbar Style'. The program will install the clock on your pc. I tried modifying the time zone to see if it would redisplay the clock - no. If I go into the control panel and look at date/time, the time is right, it just isn't updated on the system tray anymore.
It is plugged in and has been plugged in for days on end without being carried around the house. This morning, the clock on my system tray stopped updating itself about an hour after I turned on the computer.
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