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Window 11 comes with a whole group of widgets that can be added, removed, rearranged, and customized. Windows 11’s widget collection is already large (and growing) and will provide you with information from various aggregators, allowing you to keep abreast of global and local events across the globe.

Among other things, you’ll find a to-do widget, a weather widget, a finance widget, a traffic widget, and an integration with many Microsoft tools (including Microsoft Drive).

The Widgets section cannot be configured (currently) to display anywhere other than the left side of the display, despite all the customization options available. You cannot move or resize the main window, and your widgets always appear above the Stories section.

Windows 11: Adding or Removing Widgets

Windows 11 makes it easy to add or remove widgets. UI will be all you need, and you will have complete control over the modifications you make. If you’d like to add a widget or remove one, follow the steps below:

How to Add Widgets on Windows 11

  1. Either click on the Widgets icon on the taskbar or press Windows key + W to access the Widgets tab.
  2. Click the Add widgets button in the center of the Widgets tab when inside the module. Scroll down through the modules until you see the Add widgets button.
  3. Lastly, decide which widget you want to add and click (or tap) on the + (plus) icon to add it to your existing widget lineup.
  4. When you are done editing the widgets, click the X icon in the top-right corner of the screen to close the Widget Settings screen and save your changes.

How to Remove Widgets on Windows 11

  1. Simply click the Widgets icon on the taskbar or press Windows key + W to access the Widgets tab.
  2. To remove a widget, first click or tap on the three dots icon associated with that widget.

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