I'll be honest—when Windows 11 debuted its revamped widget board, I, like many others, dismissed it as a frivolous addition.

Windows 11 doesn’t show widgets if you don’t do that. The reason being, it lets you customize stories, saves them to read later, etc. Without a Microsoft account, it is not possible to do so.

So, those who want to enable full-screen Widgets on Windows 11 can follow the steps covered in this post. Earlier, there was no such option, but now it’s possible to do that. Before proceeding ...

Check out this article to learn how to add CPU, RAM, network, and other widgets to the board in Windows 11. What do you think about the ability to pin widget board to the desktop? Let us know in ...

Earlier this year, Microsoft announced plans to let developers build custom widgets for Windows 11. Although we do not know when the first widgets will show up in the Microsoft Store for testing ...