Alarms play a key role in today\u2019s busy world, where most people find it difficult to track their time. With so much to do within the 24-hour cycle, waking up in the morning can be tricky without the use of alarms. In the old days, people used old fashioned clocks, which have now been replaced with smartphones. You probably use your smartphone a lot to set alarms or reminders, since they are easily portable and you have them on you at all times.<\/p>\n
However, since more people are now spending most of their time on computers, the easiest way to keep track of what you’re doing or need to do is to use the inbuilt Alarms & Clock app in Windows 10. In today\u2019s Windows 10 tutorial, we\u2019ll show you how to set alarms and stopwatches in Windows 10 to help you manage your time properly and get things done on time.<\/p>\n
Alarms & Clock is a built-in time management application in Windows 10. Previously known as Alarms on Windows 8.1, the app comes integrated into Windows PCs and Windows mobile devices. In Windows 10, Microsoft added the \u201cWorld Clock\u201d feature for more functionality and to improve user experience.<\/p>\n
Windows allows users to customize the Alarms & Clock app to suit their preferences, including using the system\u2019s dark and light themes. The app comes with an array of features, such as timers, stopwatch, World Clock, and alarms. Let’s now get into the details of how to configure the Alarms & Clock app in Windows 10.<\/p>\n
Important tip:<\/b> If you see a warning that says \u201cNotifications will only show when the PC is awake\u201d, adjust your PC settings so that it doesn\u2019t go to sleep. To do so, open Settings > System > Power & Sleep and change your computer\u2019s sleep settings.<\/p>\n A timer comes in handy when you want to measure a time interval. This is useful in the kitchen if cooking using a recipe. When the clock reaches the set period, you\u2019ll get notified via a beeping sound or a notification. To use the Timer<\/b> feature in Windows 10, follow these steps:<\/p>\n The World Clock feature allows users to see how far behind or ahead other locations are from their local time. It’s especially useful for remote workers who want to compare what nonlocal times will be at a specified local time.<\/p>\n To set up the World Clock, follow these steps:<\/p>\n\n
How to set a stopwatch in Windows 10<\/h2>\n
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How to set a timer in Windows 10<\/h2>\n
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How to set the World Clock in Windows 10<\/h2>\n