Windows 10: Detailed calendar status not showing on Windows 11 lock screen

The weather status does show, however. In the personalization section of settings, if I switch from weather to calendar, nothing shows on the lock screen. I've switched from the standard mail and calendar app to new Outlook, but that change didn't make a difference. I like to have the calendar entry on the lock screen because it reminds me first thing in the morning what I need to do that day. Any thoughts on what I can do to get calendar entries to show on the lock screen?

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Mail and Calendar not displayed for Lock Screen Detailed/Quick Status


After I updated from build 10130 to build 10159, I no longer can select Mail or Calendar apps to display Detailed / Quick Status to my lock screen because neither are listed in the drop-list. What must I do to get them back?

 

Mail and Calendar not displayed for Lock Screen Detailed/Quick Status

Good day, and I hope everyone is having a good New Year so far, all things considered.

After upgrading my Windows 10 Pro to version 2004, build 19041.685, all possible apps disappeared from the quick status + options. Prior to this update (upgrade??) I had the option for Calendar which I used exclusively to show on the lock screen to see the day's schedule. Microsoft Office 2016 is also installed, and Outlook 2016 is my default app for calendars, emails, etc. My laptop also made this update/upgrade but all the default apps are still visible when I click the +, hence, the Calendar Schedule is appearing on the lock screen.

I have searched high and low to find out about this problem, and this issue is only returning results from 2015/2016 which none of them addressing this version. *Sad

Any thoughts, suggestions, questions, solutions available here in this forum?

 

Mail and Calendar not displayed for Lock Screen Detailed/Quick Status

All good now since clean install of build 10162. As a matter of fact. Build 10162 is the best so far. All issues I have been raising all been resolved.


Running W10 on an original Dell Vostro 1000 (2002), Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 1.7Ghz, 4 GB (using 2.94 GB) RAM, ATI Radeon XPress 1100 64