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Dell confirms 2025 is not the year of Windows 11, as users just don't want to dump Windows 10
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Are you talking about the calendar that appears when you click the time on the (by default) right side of the task bar? Because mine shows a full month. This is how it's been since I upgraded from Windows 10. So I don't know what setting you have to change, but at least it's possible.
Might be related to resolution - i don't think it shows a whole month on my small work laptop
Hm I hadn't considered that. I'm also using a small work laptop here.