Solved "Permanent" Numbers on 2nd Monitor, How to Remove

I bought two new identical monitors recently. This didn't happen at first, but within days it did. On Monitor #2, there is a number in the upper left hand corner: 60:00 It is always there, on the home screen, plus it overlays any and all browsers when open. Please see link to attached pic. I never experienced this problem before, and I can't figure out how to get rid of it. Please see pic at link below.

Specs of my PC in bio. Windows Version # is 23H2

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Looks for all the world like a one-hour countdown timer, doesn't it? Are you running any third-party clock on your system (T-Clock or 11 Clock or other)? Does anything happen if you double-click the number?

Have you tried factory resetting the monitor? Could be on the monitor itself and not the pc. Whats the monitor brand and model?

Wisewiz said:

Looks for all the world like a one-hour countdown timer, doesn't it? Are you running any third-party clock on your system (T-Clock or 11 Clock or other)? Does anything happen if you double-click the number?

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Thanks for your response. No, not running any third party clock. And nothing happens if I double-click the number.

andrew129260 said:

Have you tried factory resetting the monitor? Could be on the monitor itself and not the pc. Whats the monitor brand and model?

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Running two 27" MSI G27C452 Monitors.
I did just take your suggestion, and I reset the offending monitor, eh voila, the numbers have disappeared!
That solved the problem. Thank you both so much!

andrew129260 said:

Have you tried factory resetting the monitor? Could be on the monitor itself and not the pc. Whats the monitor brand and model?

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Glad you got it fixed. Welcome to ElevenForum. You'll find it a friendly and helpful environment.

Glad it worked! Make sure to mark the thread as solved top right

andrew129260 said:

Glad it worked! Make sure to mark the thread as solved top right

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Done. Thanks.

Probably be a good idea to mess around with the Monitor menus to see what options/settings are available.

Wisewiz said:

Looks for all the world like a one-hour countdown timer, doesn't it?

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Or a FPS counter.

This has been resolved but one quick and easy way to determine if it is Windows or the monitor itself is to take a screenshot. If it shows up in the screenshot it is something in Windows and is it doesn't then it is the monitor.