How to change the Widgets Dashboard in Windows 11

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This article details how to customize the Widgets dashboard in Windows 11, including adding or removing widgets, and enabling the new Widgets experience from Windows build 26058 using ViVeTool. Users can access news, weather, and more by clicking the Widgets icon or pressing the Windows key + W. The post concludes by inviting feedback via…

This article explains the steps to change the Widgets dashboard in Windows 11.

The Widgets board is a new feature that provides quick access to news, weather, sports, and other information. It can be accessed by clicking the Widgets icon in the taskbar or pressing the Windows key + W shortcut. The board appears as a slide-out panel on the left side of the screen and can be customized to show or hide specific feeds.

Using the Widgets board, you can add or remove Phone Linkenable or disable the open Widgets board on hoversign in or out of the Widgets boardreinstall Widgets featurescompletely uninstall Widgets, show or hide feed on the Widgets board, and more.

Beginning with Windows 11 build 26058 (Canary and Dev), a new widgets board experience lets you have more space for your favorite widgets and stay on top of current events with a feed that helps you discover the world around you.

With the new navigation bar on the left, you can switch between a dedicated widgets dashboard and other integrated dashboards like Discover.

This feature is being added to the Canary and Dev channels with Microsft builds. If you don’t see it, you may have to wait or use the ViVeTool to enable it.

How to enable hidden features with the ViVeTool

vivetool /enable /id:48064775

Once enabled, use the steps below.

First, open the Widgets.

Use the left menu to switch between the tabs.

  • Select Widgets to switch to the “My Widgets” dashboard for a full widgets-only experience from your favorite apps and services.
  • Select Microsoft Start to switch between other integrated dashboards like Discover.

Each button or tab will provide different experiences. You can stick with what works for you.

That should do it!

Reference:

Windows blog

Conclusion:

This post showed you how to switch Widgets tabs in Windows 11. Please use the comments form below if you find errors or have something to add.


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