LCD Clock

LCD Clock is a simplistic application that shows a digital clock on your desktop with an LCD appearance, revealing the current time and date.
It has a handful of options that are displayed on program startup and described in tooltips when hovering the mouse over specific areas of its window.

Simple setup and interface

Installing this tool is a fast task that shouldn't impose any difficulties, thanks to the fact that there aren't any special options, prerequisite software products or third-party offers involved.
At launch, you are greeted by a small panel that displays instructions on how to use the app. This is shown on the screen every time you launch LCD Clock and can be disabled (checkbox next to the close button).

Stays on top of other windows

By default, the clock is shown on the upper-left corner of the screen and stays on top of other opened windows. This option can be disabled by clicking the colon between the minutes and seconds. The clock can be moved on any part of the screen by holding and dragging it from the center using the mouse cursor.

Temporarily hide the clock and make it autorun

Furthermore, you can swap the day and month by clicking the slash between them, hide the clock for 10 seconds by clicking its left margin, or exit it by clicking the right margin.
In addition, you can instruct the utility to automatically run every time you boot the computer until further notice by clicking the colon between the hour and minute, as well as review the instructions by clicking the slash between the month and year.

Conclusion

It worked well in our tests, without hanging, crashing or prompting errors. Unsurprisingly, CPU and RAM usage was minimal. Thanks to its simple options, LCD Clock can be used with ease.