Now, you can use this skin to add a new clock widget (similar to the native Windows clock) into the Windows taskbar. After that, when you open “Rainmeter” you will be able to see a new skin named, “Taskbar Clock” added in the “Skins” tab. Step 1: Before you get started, the first thing you need to do is install “Rainmeter” on your PC and then integrate the “ Windows Taskbar Clock” into it. So, if you have teams split across the globe, then one glance to taskbar is all it will take to see time of different timezones. How to Show Multiple Clocks in Windows Taskbar for Different Timezones:Īs I mentioned above, the best part of this tutorial is that the multiple clocks that we add to taskbar will be always visible.

For that, I will “ Rainmeter” and integrate the clock widget skin “Windows Taskbar Clock” into it for adding multiple clocks on taskbar area. The best part is that these clocks are visible all the time, and you can add as many clocks as you want. So, today I have found a way which can be used to show multiple clocks on Windows taskbar. But if you want to have multiple clocks that are always visible, then there isn’t a direct way to do so. However, you can add up to two additional clocks of different time zones, which can be seen by hovering the mouse cursor over the clock widget on the taskbar or by clicking it.

But, there is no built-in option in Windows using which you can put multiple clock widgets for different time zones.

After following this simple tutorial, you’ll be able to add multiple clocks (similar to the built-in Windows clock) with different time zones on Windows taskbar.īy default, Windows shows a digital clock (widget) on the taskbar with your local time. This tutorial demonstrates how to show multiple clocks in Windows taskbar for different time zones.

Rainmeter clock widget