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How to Display Calendar Directly on Windows 10 Desktop? YYNote's One-Click Calendar Widget

Tired of opening your calendar app, checking the date, closing it, then opening it again later? That repeated switching wastes time and breaks focus.

What if your calendar was always visible on your desktop — month view, week view, or day view, without opening anything?

How to Display a Calendar on Your Windows 10 Desktop

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Download YYNote for Windows from the official website and complete registration.

Right-click the YYNote tray icon → Settings → App Settings → Set the “Desktop Calendar List” quantity to 1.

The calendar widget instantly appears on your desktop as a transparent floating panel.

Click the top-right corner of the calendar widget to switch between:

ViewBest For
MonthMonthly overview — see key dates and events at a glance
WeekPlanning the work week — see daily time distribution
DayDetailed daily schedule — time broken down by hour

Features That Make the Desktop Calendar Useful

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Click any time slot on the desktop calendar, enter your event details, and save — the schedule appears instantly. No app-switching needed.

This is where YYNote shines. Have a todo that needs a time slot? Drag it from the task list onto a date on the calendar. It automatically sets start and end times, converting your task into a scheduled event.

The desktop calendar can display:

  • Chinese public holidays (with workday markings)
  • Lunar calendar dates
  • 7-day weather forecast

All toggleable from the calendar widget settings.

Already using WeCom, DingTalk, Feishu, or QQ Mail calendars? YYNote syncs them all to one desktop calendar. View your work schedule, personal events, and meetings from every channel in one place.

The best calendar is the one you don’t have to open. Once it’s on your desktop, you just look — no clicking, no searching, no switching.

Download YYNote and put your calendar on the desktop →