Returning to the old battery UI also allows you to switch between the power supply systems faster.
While the new design is appealing and improves on the design of Windows 10, the old theme in Windows 7 and 8 can still be restored if desired. I don't think these specific settings require admin-priv, gogreen … so you should have smooth sailing.Windows has significantly altered the user interfaces for the clock, calendar, and battery. within that text-file, you could state any anomalies you found … or web-sites which helped your cause … if you applied the configs locally/globally … whether or not you had to unlock the taskbar before revising config … installed any tweak-utility … etc. within that same folder, you might save text-file (with similar naming convention).take screen-shots of your system-tray/clock before/after revision … utilizing similar routine as above.take screen-shots of your "acceptable" configuration … utilizing similar routine as above.you might create folder for these screen-shots (naming it "win-10 configs"). take screen-shots of each "default" interface-window … and save each with appropriate name (adding "default" to file-name).
create system-restore point … name it as "adjusted_systemtray_datedisplay" … and make sure the process took successfully.at the bottom, click on "additional-setting" … all sorts of formatting is allowed for customization on the 'date' tab. Once you open the region interface … 'format' tab should be in front of you … you may/mayn't adjust some of these settings.
Gogreen … there's a little-known and seldom-used feature … resides in windows control-panel ('region' option/settings).
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