Windows 10: ADD DATE AND TIME TO LOCK SCREEN ON WINDOWS 11

HOW TO ADD DATE AND TIME TO LOCK SCREEN ON WINDOWS 11

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ADD DATE AND TIME TO LOCK SCREEN ON WINDOWS 11

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ADD DATE AND TIME TO LOCK SCREEN ON WINDOWS 11

 

Windows 10 Lock Screen date format

We appreciate the information that you've given. This issue may have occurred due to the selected Format under Region. There are locations that happen to follow a certain date and time format. To correct the format, we suggest that you follow these steps:

• Press Windows icon + X and select Control Panel.
• On the Control Panel window, select Clock, Language, and Region.
• Under Region, select Change date, time, or number formats.
• On the Region window, under Formats tab, select
  English (United States) on the drop-down menu on Format.
• Click Apply and OK.
• Check your lock screen. (Attached is a reference photo)
  
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Kindly get back to us with the results.

 

How can I move the time stamp on my lock screen for windows 11?

Hello Christine Moore2, welcome to the Microsoft Community

Based on your feedback, you want to change the time position on the lock screen

You can try the following methods:

Step One: You need to find the lock screen. In Windows 11, you can quickly access the lock screen by pressing "Win+L" shortcut keys, or by clicking the "Power" icon in the Start menu.

Step Two: On the lock screen, you will find the clock in the bottom right corner. Click on the clock, and you will see a pop-up window displaying the current time and date.

Step Three: In this pop-up window, you will see a "Settings" button. Click on it to enter the "Windows Settings" interface.

Step Four: In the "Windows Settings" interface, you need to find the "Personalization" option. Click on it, and you will see a "Lock Screen" option. Click on it to customize the lock screen.

Step Five: In the "Lock Screen" settings, you will find a "Clock and Date" option. By clicking on it, you can adjust the size, color, and other settings of the clock and date. Additionally, you can change their position on the lock screen by dragging them.

Hope the above methods are helpful to you

Kirito | Microsoft Community Support Specialist