This will be the file you place in the startup section of the start menu (All programs panel) Set oShell = CreateObject ("Wscript.Shell")Ĭhange $LOCATION$ with the location of the third file, Popup.vbs You can download it or copy+paste the code: Startup.vbs Since you said we could use software, I made a 3-piece alarm clock. If there is no specific "Alarm & Clock" fix, I would be open to using a different app, as long as it wouldn't require me to install something like "Java Run-time Environment", which I don't want to do (security risks). (There is a way to turn off the sound for the alarm clock). I've tried changing the settings of the app, but as far as I can tell the app has no settings page, and no way to turn off the volume for the timer. I've tried turning down the "system sounds" volume control, and this has no effect. Unfortunately, there is no dedicated volume control for the alarm app. I've tried turning off the sound for that specific app (I'm playing music, so I can't turn the sound off completely), using the app titled "volume mixer". In addition, the volume of the music I am playing through Firefox decreases when this alarm plays, and increases afterwards. Unfortunately, while I get a notification, the app accompanies the notification with an obnoxious beeping alarm sound. I'm currently trying to set up a timer so that (for example) after 10 minutes, I get a notification saying something like "time's up".
You can get a full look at the changes in ChangeWindows' blog post on Medium.This question is about the Windows 10 default Alarm & Clock app. There are also some new icons and changes to other sections of the app, as well as the dialogs for creating new alarms and timers, which no longer take up the full screen. Items in these pages are displayed with cards that feature more visual flair and more at-a-glance information to boot, as seen in the Alarms page above. Every section of the app has seen a facelift, but the Timer and Alarm pages are likely the most prominent. Old UIĪs for the Alarms & Clock app itself, the changes are extensive.
This includes the Start menu, Action Center, Taskbar, and the File Explorer. Other Windows 10 apps will get a similar treatment in the future, and other elements of Windows 10 will be affected as well. A recent report shed light on Sun Valley, the codename for a major UI overhaul making its way to Windows 10 in the second half of 2021, and this seems to be a part of that. The new version of the app changes almost everything about the way the app looks, moving the pivot items at the top to a sidebar and changing pretty much every screen inside the app.Īccording to Zac Bowden of Windows Central, this is our first look at the direction Microsoft is taking with Windows 10 as a whole. Windows Insiders in the Dev channel are getting a major update for the Windows 10 Alarms & Clock app, with a brand new design first spotted by ChangeWindows on Twitter.
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