Your crush is in the US, Japan, China, you want to ask if he has eaten but it takes too long to check all at once. Don’t worry Windows allows you to add multiple time zone clocks to the taskbar.
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This is much more convenient than finding the time zone on “time in [city]“. But what if you don’t have Internet? This article will guide you to display the time of the Countries you want to see on Windows.
To do this, right click on the clock on the taskbar and select “Adjust date/time”. You can also find it at Settings > Time & Language > Date & Time.
Scroll down to select “Add clocks for different time zones” under the seat Related Settings.
To add another clock, select “Show this clock”, select the time zone and enter the clock name. You can add up to 2 time zones. When done, press “Ok”.
To see the clock, simply hover your mouse pointer over the clock on the taskbar. You will see the time you want to watch.
You can also click the clock on the taskbar to see the selected time.
If you want more useful things on the clock window, add your calendar. You can sync Windows 10 with online calendars like Google calendar, iCloud calendar. Or decorate with How to make taskbar transparent give it more vibrancy.
How to view multiple world time zones on Windows 10
While Windows 10 offers a quick and simple way to view multiple time zones, you’re still limited to three clocks. If you want to track even more time zones, you can easily do this using the app Alarms & Clocks on Windows 10.
To track more time zones, do the following:
- Open the app Alarms & Clocks
- Click on World Clock
- Click on the sign + in the lower right corner
- In the upper left you will see a search box. Enter the location you want to see the current time and click on the result to add it to the map.
To quickly see the time of the Countries you are interested in, right-click on that time zone and select Pin to Start. Now just click on the Start button you will see the current time of the country you want to see.
