If you have family, friends, or dealing with customers from all over the world, you will understand how difficult it is to keep track of different time zones. It is also very convenient when you need to track events happening around the world.
Fortunately, the Windows 10 operating system allows you to set three different clocks on your PC: the main clock/local clock and the clocks of the other two time zones.
In this article, we will show you how to set multiple clocks on your computer.
Add multiple clocks
1. First, tap the start icon on the main screen and then tap "Settings."
2. After the setting page is displayed, select "Time and Language."
Add multiple clock time zone windows.
3. At the bottom of the "Time and Language" page, click "Add a clock for different time zones."
4. After opening the "Other Clocks" tab, click on the two clock options "Show this clock" check box. Then go ahead and select your preferred time zone. Also, make sure to add a display name for each clock-it’s best to use a city or country's name.
5. When finished, click "Apply."
When you need to check the time in different areas that you set, click the time and date in the lower right corner of the taskbar, and these three clocks will appear; the main clock (your local time zone) and the time zone that you set Time clock.
How to add multiple clocks and time zones to Win10 PC
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