Many users have complained about the same issue.
Reinstalling the Web Experience Pack can temporarily solve the problem until the next boot.
Lets explore what else it’s possible for you to do to fix this problem.
However, remember youll need to reinstall the pack next time you boot up your system.
Navigate toSettings, selectPersonalization, scroll down toTaskbarand enableWidgets.
If the option is already on, disable it, wait for 30 seconds, and re-enable it.
Restart Windows Explorer
Launch theTask Manager, and locateWindows Explorer.
Right-tap on the process and selectRestart.
test whether this quick workaround solves the problem.
Check Your data pipe Connection
confirm your Internet connection is working correctly.
jot down Internet Options in the Windows Search bar, and press theAdvancedtab.
If the issue persists, change your DNS tweaks.
Additionally, use a different web link, and peek if you notice any changes.
you’ve got the option to also unplug your router to reset your data pipe connection.
Run DISM and SFC to Fix Faulty System Files
Launch Command Prompt with admin rights.
Conclusion
If the Weather Widget is busted on Windows 11, reinstall the Web Experience Pack.
Then, go to Taskbar parameters and re-enable Widgets.
Restart Windows Explorer, check your Internet connection and run DISM and SFC to repair faulty system files.
