Microsoft lifts a feature of Windows 10 for years

With the KB5053643 update to Windows 10 together, In the time view of the taskbar A small but remarkable change was made. Second information is no longer in its old place. Currently it is possible to update the update manually, but with the public update in April, it will automatically come to the system of everyone.

Microsoft’s KB5053643 update for Windows 10 was released as of March 25th. So those who want to go and load manual. But for those who say “I can’t deal”, the situation is simple: the classic in April With “Patch Tuesday” updates This package will automatically reach everyone.

Performance justification was put forward

With the update in question, opened by clicking on the clock at the taskbar Second display was completely removed in the calendar window. After this update, only the date, the lunar calendar and the day of the week can be displayed. The clock in the taskbar will continue to offer only time and minute information.

Microsoft’s reason for making this decision is about performance. The company states that the update of the second every second creates a burden on system resources and prevents the processor from switching to power -saving mode. A similar situation was also valid for Windows 11. This operating system was not initially displayed, but in 2023, it was added as an optional feature.

With the KB5053643 update This change directly affected users who followed a second -based time -based time. Microsoft announced that it will automatically offer the update to all Windows 10 devices in April.