How to Restore Desktop Clocks

Anuko World Clock can show clocks on Windows desktop, along with clocks in taskbar. Here are a couple of desktop clock examples. Feel free to download and try World Clock.





My clocks are not visible on desktop but I can see the World Clock icon in taskbar. How do I get my desktop clocks back?

Sometimes users connect multiple monitors to a computer and may move desktop clocks to additional monitors. For example, you can have a couple of digital clocks in taskbar and a larger display of analog clocks on your second monitor, as on the screens below.




What happens when you disconnect the second monitor and reboot your computer? Clocks on the second monitor may become lost.

To recover: right-click on any visible clock or, in case if you don't have world clock running in taskbar, right-click on the World Clock icon in the system tray to invoke context sensitive menu (see screen below). The product automatically determines if any clock is positioned off screen and gives you the "Show all clocks" option. Click the "Show all clocks" option to move lost clocks into visible area.

Note: if your clocks were "Attached to group" they may end up stacked one on top of another after such move. In other words, after clicking the "Show all clocks" you will see only one clock instead of the usual three. They are dragged together as if they were one object. You will need to detach and rearrange them.


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