Windows 10: Clock minute separator looks bad

Everything looks great except the time.Instead of showing 00:23, instead of colon you see a square, attached screenshot.The reg script used was:Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts]"Segoe UI TrueType"="""Segoe UI Bold TrueType"="""Segoe UI Bold Italic TrueType"="""Segoe UI Italic TrueType"="""Segoe UI Light TrueType"="""Segoe UI Semibold TrueType"="""Segoe UI Symbol TrueType"=""[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontSubstitutes]"Segoe UI"="Arial Rounded

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Clock always 20 minutes fast if set on automatic

There's at least 3 places on this list that have 30 minute offsets but that doesn't explain 20 minutes:
The World Clock Worldwide

 

Headphones not showing up as separate playback device, bad quality audio

Hi Anna,

The bad quality audio that you are experiencing can occur due to several reasons, such as, an outdated audio driver, a missing audio driver, etc. To better assist you, kindly answer the following questions:

• What is the make and model of your computer?
• What are the exact troubleshooting steps that you've taken so far? This is for us to avoid providing the same steps.
• Have you tried updating your audio driver? If not, kindly do so by following the steps in this article:
  
  Update drivers in Windows 10.

We look forward to your response.

 

Clocks keep stopping when PC is closed

My suggested test to see if CMOS battery or RTC (real-time-clock chip) is bad:
1. While logged in to tablet confirm date and time are correct in Windows after you have set them.

2. Shutdown/power off your tablet. Disconnect the charging plug from Tablet if connected. If it has a removable battery, take it out (I'm not referring to the CMOS coin battery here, but rather the "laptop battery").

3. Wait 15 minutes with Tablet off/charger disconnected/battery removed (if possible). If it has a removable LT battery, try to turn the LT on several times and just go to the next step without waiting the full 15 minutes.

4. Turn tablet back on and immediately go into BIOS and check the date and time.
a) If time or date are incorrect, it seems like the CMOS/RTC (real-time-clock chip) is defective or as @dalchina suggested, the CMOS coin battery needs to be replaced.
b) If the time and date are correct, exit BIOS and let Tablet boot up, then log into Windows. If the time and date are still wrong as you usually see (but were correct in the BIOS), I conclude it's some other problem besides the CMOS battery or RTC.

Hope this helps. *Smile