How to Add Multiple Clocks to the Windows 11 Taskbar
You can quickly view multiple time zones right on the Windows 11 Taskbar. Users will choose the time zone they want to view to display at the same time on the system tray as they wish. Below are instructions for adding multiple time zones to the Windows 11 Taskbar.
How to add multiple clocks to Windows 11
Step 1:
You press the Windows + I key combination to open Settings on the computer. Then we click on Time and Language to open the time management section on the computer.
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Step 2:
Switch to the new interface, look at the content next to it and click on Date and Time .
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In the new interface, users scroll down and click on Additional clocks to add a clock to the computer.
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Step 3:
Now you will see the interface to add clocks to the computer. We select Show clock 1 and then select the time zone for the clock. You should name the clock for easy distinction.
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Continue to add the second clock and also select the time zone, name this clock. Finally click Apply and OK to save.
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Step 4:
Click again on the Taskbar and you will see the clock added to your computer.
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You can add up to three different time zone clocks to the Windows 11 taskbar at once. You can remove additional time zone clocks from the taskbar at any time by opening the Date and Time page and unchecking the clocks you want to disable.
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