For the first method go to start > control panel > Regional and Language Options on the Regional Options Tab click on the Customize button. Click on the Time tab. In the Time format drop down list box select HH:mm:ss or H:mm:ss. Click apply & Ok. Again click apply & ok to close the Regional and Language Options window.
Note : if you type in :tt beside HH:mm:ss ( thus it will looks like HH:mm:ss:tt ) it will show you AM & PM also
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for the second method right click on the taskbar. uncheck or untick lock the
taskbar. Place your mouse pointer on the top border of the taskbar carefully. You should see a arrow mark. Now click & drag the taskbar upwards. You should see the day of the week and the date. Have fun
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Note : if you type in :tt beside HH:mm:ss ( thus it will looks like HH:mm:ss:tt ) it will show you AM & PM also
*img249.imageshack.us/img249/1892/62848464wx6.jpg
*img204.imageshack.us/img204/8093/99123779op7.jpg
for the second method right click on the taskbar. uncheck or untick lock the
taskbar. Place your mouse pointer on the top border of the taskbar carefully. You should see a arrow mark. Now click & drag the taskbar upwards. You should see the day of the week and the date. Have fun
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*img264.imageshack.us/img264/7246/62119286fo1.jpg
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