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My old computer has Windows 10. On the task bar on the bottom, all the way to the right-hand side, it lists the date and time. If I click that area, it will display this month's calendar ... and it will "count" the time in one-second increments. For example, the time will display as ... 11:30:01 PM ... and then ... 11:30:02 PM ... and then ... 11:30:03 PM ... and so on. When I do the same thing on my new computer that has Windows 11, it will only display and count the time in one-minute intervals. So, it will display ... 11:30 PM ... I have to wait 60 seconds ... then it will display 11:31 PM ... I have to wait 60 seconds ... then it will display 11:32 PM ... and so on. No seconds are ever displayed or counted, just full-minutes. Is there some type of setting in Windows 11 that I can change that will force the clock to report time in one-second intervals, as it used to do in Windows 10? Thanks. Joseph A. Spadaro (talk) 04:44, 4 December 2021 (UTC)
I have an account with TicketMaster and up until today, have always used their website to buy and view tickets. Today, I decided to install the Ticketmaster app on my Android phone. When I launched the app, I expected to be prompted for my user name and password. Instead, I was already logged into my account. How is this possible? A Quest For Knowledge (talk) 17:53, 4 December 2021 (UTC)