I upgraded to El Capitan on Nov. 2. My dock icon still says Nov. 2. Any ideas how I can fix that?
MacBook Pro, OS X El Capitan (10.11.1)
Finaleyes,
Remove Calendar from the Dock, and replace it with Calendar from the Applications Folder.
Finaleyes,
Remove Calendar from the Dock, and replace it with Calendar from the Applications Folder.
Yeah, I thought that would work, too, but it's intent on staying at Nov 2. I hadn't realized how much I counted on that little icon to give me the date.
Finaleyes,
If you are familiar with using Terminal you could try using the command "killall Dock"
This is happening to me, also. I found that I could use fast user switching to switch to a guest account, and when I switch back it's correct.
That sounds a bit too dangerous, but thanks!
How do you switch to a guest account?
In System Preferences -> Users & Groups -> Login Options you can enable "Show fast user switching menu". Then you can switch users without first logging out, and it will keep both user sessions active.
Thanks. There was no guest option in my user groups preference. Just icon, account name, and user name.
Same problem but the suggested fix didn't work.
OS X 10.11.3 Calendar 8.0 (2092.2) first account correct date shows in dock, fast user switch to second account, Jan 23. Follow suggestion, quit, remove from doc, add fresh Calendar from Applications folder, back to being Jan 23 for 2nd user and correct date Feb 12, 2016 for first user?!?
Any conspiracy theories on why Jan 23 is significant? Why not Friday the 13th or leap day?
p.s. I used the same apple id in both user accounts on our new iMac 5k.
Have the same issue after upgrading OS X 10.11.3 Calendar 8.0 (2092.2)
I noticed the date changes when I change List sort order in Language and Region, but it helps only once, the next day date freezes again
Anyone can advise where to dig to solve this?
All mentioned above help only for one day, then issue is repeating
iCal shows wrong date in dock icon post El Capitan upgrade
