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ZYX
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      26th Oct 2008
Date at start panel disappeared.
/I tried to restore it from 'local and language settings' also with
'gpedit.msc'/

 
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Leonard Grey
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      26th Oct 2008
Your question does not contain all the required information needed for
us to help you. Please re-write your question, this time make sure you
have all the needed information and we'll try to help. This article:

"How to ask a question"
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375

will help you to create a question that is more likely to provide the
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ZYX wrote:
> Date at start panel disappeared.
> /I tried to restore it from 'local and language settings' also with
> 'gpedit.msc'/
>

 
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Ray Parrish
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      26th Oct 2008
Right click the System Tray and select "show clock" from the pop up menu.

Later, Ray Parrish

ZYX wrote:
> Date at start panel disappeared.
> /I tried to restore it from 'local and language settings' also with
> 'gpedit.msc'/
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