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Authored by: Support.com Tech Pro Team
Widgets on your Windows 11 desktop can provide quick access to information, news, weather, and more. Here's how to add and use widgets on your Windows desktop.
To access widgets on your Windows 11 desktop:
Click on the "Widgets" button located on the taskbar. It looks like a small widget icon.
You can customize widgets to display the information you want by following these steps:
Click the "Add widgets" button or the "+" button within the Widgets panel.
Browse the available widgets and click on the ones you want to add.
Some widgets may have customization options that allow you to tailor their content.
After adding widgets, you can use them for various purposes. Here are some common widgets and how to use them:
Weather: The Weather widget provides current weather information for your location. Click on it to see more details and forecasts.
News: The News widget displays the latest headlines and news stories. Click on a headline to read the full article.
Calendar: The Calendar widget shows your upcoming events and appointments. Click on an event to view more details or edit it.
To-Do: The To-Do widget allows you to create and manage your to-do lists. Click on a task to mark it as completed or edit it.
Sports: The Sports widget provides scores and information about your favorite sports teams. Click on a game to see more details.
Stocks: The Stocks widget gives you real-time stock market information. Click on a stock to view more details.
Traffic: The Traffic widget helps you plan your commute by displaying traffic information for your area.
If you want to remove a widget, follow these steps:
Click on the "Widgets" button on the taskbar to open the Widgets panel.
Locate the widget you want to remove.
Click on the widget and select the "Remove" option.
Widgets on your Windows 11 desktop provide a convenient way to access information and functionality without opening multiple apps. Customize your Widgets panel to suit your needs and make your desktop more productive.
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