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. Here you will find ‘My Current Desktop 21’ Rainmeter Skin for Windows 11ĭownload 7.This tutorial demonstrates how to show multiple clocks in Windows taskbar for different time zones. Now click on Beta 7 Folder in the Skin Option. Now go to Rainmeter element on your PC and click on Refresh All option below.Now click on Documents>Rainmeter>Skins and click on OK.

Now click on ‘ Extract To‘ menu to open the ‘ Extraction Path and Options‘ window.

Open the file and click on Beta 7 folder.

Download the below Beta 7.RAR file from below download option.

Steps to download ‘My Current Desktop 21’ Rainmeter Skin in Windows 11 Here, you can customise the date and time, music player, app launcher, and so on. It also has its own set of widgets and allow for other customisation options. Every widget and desktop icon present will automatically pair with the skin you have on. As mentioned above, this brings out the coziness of every home setup.

If you like your workspace to be cozy and without any fancy unnecessary items, then you definitely need to go for the My Current Desktop 21.

Rainmeter clock widget