My volume control, calendar and network status on my windows 10 task-bar stopped working last week. I can still right click an choose open but I get all options. My quick launch still works with the left click. What happened to cause this and how do I fix it?
Hi have you tried a Systems Restore
Recovery options in Windows 10 - Windows Help
If that does not do it then
You can try a
SFC Command - Run in Windows 10 - Windows 10 blog
Or
Repair Install Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade - Windows 10 blog
Do a system restore. Pick a date when you did NOT have this problem as your restore point.My volume control, calendar and network status on my windows 10 task-bar stopped working last week. I can still right click an choose open but I get all options. My quick launch still works with the left click. What happened to cause this and how do I fix it?
System Restore Windows 10
There is a new version of the Calendar in the Store ready to updateMy volume control, calendar and network status on my windows 10 task-bar stopped working last week. I can still right click an choose open but I get all options. My quick launch still works with the left click. What happened to cause this and how do I fix it?
What has that got to do with the OP's problem?There is a new version of the Calendar in the Store ready to update
Will a new version of Calendar solve OP's problem in Volume and Network ?
Because he also mentioned CalendarWhat has that got to do with the OP's problem?
Will a new version of Calendar solve OP's problem in Volume and Network ?
And that will also solve Volume and Network ?Because he also mentioned Calendar
What makes you thing installing a new Calendar version will solve his "calendar" problem ?
No but once he has sorted out his problem his calendar will need updating
Then let's help the OP sort out the problems FIRST.No but once he has sorted out his problem his calendar will need updating
I think the OP is talking about the Clock/Calendar in the System Tray.
BTW, I've had it so many times where a simple 'Restart Explorer' does the trick! Perhaps it doesn't always work.
