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Is there a way to show the week number in the taskbar in Windows 11? I prefer it to be integrated in the Windows clock application that is showing in the taskbar anyway - directly or by left/right click.

At the moment I take any workaround including 3rd party software, preferably freeware and portable apps.

Albin
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  • Please upvote this request in Windows feedback hub to include this feature in Window: https://aka.ms/AA5mk4r – magol Jul 11 '23 at 20:36

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I found a few workarounds, not perfect but it's a solution until something better comes along:

  • A combination of ExplorerPatcher and White-Tiger/T-Clock. Unfortunately, the White-Tiger branch of T-Clock does not work yet on the Windows 11 taskbar, so you need to use ExplorerPatcher to go back to the Windows 10 taskbar. I needed the ungrouping of taskbar icons so I had to go back to the Windows 10 taskbar anyway.

  • I found a T-Clock branch that works on Windows 11: MantisMountainMobile/TClock-Win10, unfortunately, it does not have the option to show the week number (yet)

  • martinet101/ElevenClock from Github unfortunatly an installation is required.

  • There is another supposed solution on GitHub: ramensoftware/windhawk-mods that should add week numbers (I haven't tried it so please be cautious) thanks to Paul for suggesting it

  • Another solution on Sourceforge would be WeekNumber. The week number can be displayed in the taskbar area. Same thing here, I haven't tried it so please be cautious.

  • Use voltura/WeekNumberLite from Github to add the week number to the taskbar area. I haven't checked it so please be cautious.

Albin
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What worked for me is combination of ExplorerPatcher and Skinny Clock. Just make sure to user the Override settings.

Skinny Clock override settings

Taskbar week number

Pavel Urubcik
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