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Windows 10 Taskbar doesn't open Date/Time and volume

Vuk
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I'm on the newest version of Windows 10, build 19041.508 and my taskbar is acting very weird. When I try to open/display the calendar/time or sound outputs by clicking on their buttons on the taskbar, nothing happens. This happened just randomly by itself, I did not change any crucial Windows settings. This is really annoying, because I can't check the date on my PC or change the sound output!

 

I would really appreciate if you could help me fix this issue. I tried searching the solutions on the Internet but nothing useful comes up. I did the system file check and everything is fine. I am clueless but hopefully someone here can help me!

Thanks!

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Is there anything else on the taskbar acting weird?  Can you right click on everything?

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