Hiding the system tray clock

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I had gotten rid of the tray clock but I had to restore  backup, and now it’s back.

How do I hide the tray date/time?

Chuck Billow

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Settings > Time & Language > Date & Time > Show time and date in the System tray > Toggle Off

Dell XPS17, 11th Gen Intel I7, 64gb RAM, Windows 11 Home 23H2

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Paul, it is off, and so that didn’t work.

Here I left the Insider track and am running v23H2.  I had gotten rid of the clock at one point, but it is back again,

Chuck Billow

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Chuck-

This is yet another duplicate topic to your others about the same subject that you’ve started here, here (it’s still open for new replies), here, and here. All of them have various solutions for you, and you’ve said in those threads that some solutions have worked, the most recent solution being the use of Ultimate Windows Tweaker 4.8 that you mentioned in post #2679149 (clicking that long link will bring you right to the post where you said it, and it will open in a new tab).

Please review the post mentioned at that lengthy link, as well as the posts at the other locations linked to in the first sentence instead of posting back here looking for help.

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My show/hide settings (eg. always show battery) are reset after every update. More unreliability from Msft

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