Windows 11 allows you to add up to clocks of two time zones onto the calendar in the Notification Center. You can add multiple clocks to the Notification Center through the Settings app: Launch the Start menu, locate the Settings app and click on it. From the sidebar menu, select Time & language. You now want to click on the tab titled Date & time.

You may leave your feedback at the following link. You may try to pin the sidebar to the taskbar. Refer the following steps. a) Navigate to the following location: ‘C:\Program Files\Windows Sidebar\’ (Where ‘C’ is the operating system drive). b) Right-click on ‘Sidebar.exe’ and click on ‘Pin to taskbar’. Hope it helps.

^{Feature: - Unlimited number of clocks on your desktop. - Realistic and zoom-able world map that let you find and select cities. - Easy-to-use clock designer with lots of features that let you design your own clock. - Built-in beautiful clock design presets. - Multiple monitor support, so you can position clocks on any monitor.} **Global Time Support**: World Clock allows you to effortlessly access the current time of any location around the world. Say goodbye to the confusion of calculating time differences manually. With just a few clicks, you can instantly view the local time of your desired city or country.

1 Open the Control Panel (icons view), and click/tap on the Date and Time icon. 2 Click/tap on the Internet Time tab, and click/tap on the Change settings button. (see screenshot below) This will also show you the date and time of when your clock was last successfully synchronized with the name of the Internet server used.

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