Here’s how to add the clock back on a multi-monitor Windows 11 system.
How to Add the Clock to the Secondary Taskbar in Windows 11
To add the clock to all your taskbars in Windows 11, you can use the free program ElevenClock. It is available on Github, and you can install it like any other Windows program.
It is a simple app that adds the clock back to your secondary displays. It also features some customization options you can play with. Before we get to that, however, let’s look at how to install ElevenClock.
To install the app, head over to the ElevenClock Github page. Scroll down to the Assets section and click on EvelnClock. Installer. exe to download the installer. Run the installer and complete the installation. If everything went right, you should see the clock in the secondary taskbar as well.
EvelenClock will auto-configure itself to run at startup, so you don’t have to manually enable the clock after restart.
If the clock appears in the middle of your main display, open the app setting and scroll down to Fixes and other experiment features. Here, select Alternative clock alignment to show the clock at the left of the screen.
To hide or close the clock, right-click on the clock and select the appropriate options. Additionally, you can configure the app to show only the time or date as well to match the aesthetic of your system.
By default, the clock does not display seconds, but you can tweak the settings to make it work. Furthermore, you can also customize the appearance, orientation, content, and other general settings.
Adding the System Clock Back to Secondary Taskbar in Windows 11
ElevenClock is a simple yet handy utility that allows you to add the clock back to all your taskbar in Windows 11. At the time of publication, the app worked on our test machine running Windows 11 build 22000.318, but your mileage may vary. The developer regularly adds new features, so make sure to check back for new updates or set the app to check for updates automatically.
