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[mai mult...]Windows 10’s built-in calculator has an always-on-top mode, too. It can stay always on top of whatever desktop apps you’re using. We’re covering another cool trick in this article: Using the Xbox Game Bar’s little-known widgets to get a calculator that can stay always on top anywhere in Windows, including inside PC games.
Widgets are one of the Xbox Game Bar‘s many handy features. They give you quick access to “widgets” on top of your current activity. With a simple keyboard shortcut, you can bring up a calculator and even pin it to stay on top. Microsoft added widgets to the Game Bar in Windows 10’s May 2019 update. You’ll need that version or newer if you want to use the calculator widget.
The Calculator widget is not included by default, so we’ll have to download it from the Widget Store before we can use it. To bring up the Game Bar, press Windows + G. Alternatively, you can click “Xbox Game Bar” in the Start Menu. (If it doesn’t appear, head to Settings > Gaming > Xbox Game Bar, ensure the Game Bar is “On,” and check if you’ve changed the keyboard shortcut that opens the Game Bar.)
In the “Game Bar” toolbar, click the “Widget” menu icon at the left side of the bar.
From the drop-down list, select “Widget Store” at the bottom.
Scroll through the available widgets and select “Game Bar Calculator” by Mark Lierman. Click “Install” on the information page.
Once it’s installed, you’ll see “Calculator” in the widget menu. Simply click it to open the widget. You can “star” it to put the shortcut in the toolbar as well.
The widget can be dragged around the screen and it will stay in that spot whenever you bring up the Game Bar overlay.
These widgets can also be “pinned” to stay always-on-top of whatever you’re doing, even when the Game Bar disappears. To do this, press Windows + G or launch “Xbox Game Bar” from the Start Menu. Once again, open the calculator widget.
Now click the pin icon in the top bar of the calculator widget.
The calculator won’t disappear with the rest of the Game Bar. Keep in mind that you can only move it around when the Game Bar overlay is open.
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