With Windows 11, Microsoft removes appointments and events from the calendar in the system tray and saves them permanently in the corresponding widget in the taskbar. After the release of Windows 11 Insider Preview Built 22000.160, some users asked when they would install themselves.
Assignments migrate from the computer tray to the widget
Meanwhile, Microsoft has its Windows Insider program on its official Twitter account Windows Cinderella Announced that meetings and events will only be found in the new calendar widget in the future.
The “old” calendar to the right of the taskbar’s system tray can still only display calendars, weekdays and dates in Windows 11. Removed support for appointments and events in the old calendar.
Calendar widget (in the widget panel) should show items from the account you are logged into. If not, log in to the Feedback Center.
The calendar in the Notifications area no longer supports this.
– Windows Insider (ண்ட WindowsCineSider) August 20, 2021
The option to create an appointment as quickly as possible with Windows 10 Calendar is no longer available under Windows 11. The “Calendar” application or, if available, Microsoft Outlook should be used for this.
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Shows calendar appointments and events in the Windows 10 system tray
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As part of what is known as the “Windows Web Experience Packages”, Microsoft wants to expand the feature set of widgets in particular. Microsoft also has a small teaser New clock application providedIt was released with the current Insider preview.
Internal applications in 64-bit and more
In addition, Microsoft is making progress in removing 32-bit processors from Windows 11, so that in the future all built-in applications will be conveniently updated via the Microsoft Store. With built-in 22000.132, a new sniping tool was recently released that was removed from the “System32” folder.
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