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JimWH
Copper Contributor
Jul 04, 2020
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Chinese calendar in Taskbar

I do not have the Chinese language installed on my English Windows 10, but the calendar in the task bar shows Chinese. All the instructions I find on the web follow this procedure to fix it:

  1. Press Windows β€œstart” button.
  2. Select Settings .
  3. Select Time & language.
  4. Under Date & time, select Additional date, time, & regional settings.
  5. On the next window, select Language.
  6. On the left side of the window, select Change date, time, or number formats.
  7. Another window will pop up. Under Formats tab, click the drop-down arrow for Format.
  8. Select the desired language.
  9. Click OK.

The problem is, when I select Additional date, time, & regional settings in step 4, there IS NO Language on the next window, just what is shows in the attachment.

  Any ideas how to fix this?

 

 

  • Try this
    Go to Start > Settings > Time & Language > Date & Time. On the right side, scroll down to "Show additional calendar in taskbar". Make sure it is set to "Don't show additional calendar."

    I hope it helps you πŸ™‚

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  • vineydhiman's avatar
    vineydhiman
    Iron Contributor
    Try this
    Go to Start > Settings > Time & Language > Date & Time. On the right side, scroll down to "Show additional calendar in taskbar". Make sure it is set to "Don't show additional calendar."

    I hope it helps you πŸ™‚
    • JimWH's avatar
      JimWH
      Copper Contributor

      Thanks, that did the trick. It seems that I had foolishly forgotten to scroll UP, where I could opt to exclude "other calendars."

    • JimWH's avatar
      JimWH
      Copper Contributor
      I may not have been crystal clear. I want to GET RID OF THE CHINESE IN THE CALENDAR, not add it to my input languages.
      • duncanmmurray's avatar
        duncanmmurray
        Copper Contributor

        JimWH 

         

        Feel your frustration. 

        Left-click anywhere on your tray that's empty to get "cursor clear (in case you have multiple monitors)

        Click Win Key + Space bar.

        My 2 came up

        US and UK ENG

        And some random Chinese name. Where that came from ??? 

        Sorted. Gone. 

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