I have my analog clock tucked away in the top right corner of the screen as depicted in this partial screenshot:Īs you can see, it’s sitting in the corner of the screen in a place that’s out of the way, yet always visible when I’m using my PC.

Click on the word Move and drag the clock to the location on the Desktop where you want it to remain.Ĩ – (Optional) Click the little gear icon to check out several optional settings that you can change if you want to.ĩ – Click Ok to redisplay the clock face. You should now see the clock displayed on the Desktop.ħ – Click on the clock and you’ll see some options appear. If you’d like to give it a try just follow the steps listed below:Ģ – Select Microsoft Store from the apps list (or you can click the Microsoft Store tile if it’s available).ģ – Click the Search link located in the top-right corner of the Windows Store app.Ĥ – Type TP Clock into the Search box and then click TP Clock app after it pops up.ĥ – After the app info page pops up click the Install button.Ħ – Click the Launch button after it appears. This particular app is very lightweight in terms of the amount of system resources it uses.Īnd although it’s a very simple clock, it’s fairly attractive and it works extremely well. The one I happen to like best is named TP Clock. However, there are several decent analog clock apps available for free in the Microsoft Store. Rick’s answer: Geneva, for whatever reason Microsoft decided to remove the analog clock widget from Windows when they released Windows 10. Question from Geneva: When my computer had Windows 7 on it I had an analog clock on the desktop.Īfter I updated to Windows 10 the clock disappeared.

No analog clock on windows 10