In the new Registry Editor window, use the hierarchy on the left side to navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ImmersiveShell.ģ. If you see the User Account Control window, just click Yes.Ģ.
Press Ctrl + R to open the Run box, type regedit, and click OK to open the Registry Editor.
Make sure that you follow the steps in order and that you do not edit anything else, or you may cause strange system behaviors.ġ. In order to bring back the old clock, you will need to edit the registry system. To be honest, I still prefer this style over the new one because of its compact size, and I have been using it for years. Even though I added an additional clock, the old clock is still much smaller and easier to use. As you can see, it goes with the overall theme of the system, but it is a lot bigger than the old one. If you do not like the change and prefer to use the previous style that had been there for years, follow the steps in this tutorial. From Windows 10, Microsoft has changed the expanded taskbar clock from the analog style to a more modern one which matches the system theme.
