There is a "None" choice.
Cheers,
Drew on it that I have seen in screen shots of it, as it should be. On that Lock screen it is consistent, does not "come & go" there.
Weather was always available, but now they have a new format that shows on the lock screen, based on a variant of an A/B experimental feature, which may or may not be enabled for every user. πππ€·ββοΈ
Enough confusion from MS? π€£π€£π€£
Whatβs new in Build 23612Richer weather experience on the lock screen
We are introducing a richer weather experience to your lock screen. This includes dynamic, interactive weather updates. So, as you hover over the weather experience on your lock screen, you will see more information. When you tap or click on the weather card and sign in, Microsoft Edge opens with the full forecast in MSN Weather. If you already use Weather under Settings > Personalization > Lock screen > Lock screen status, there is nothing for you to do. Also, this new experience will be on by default. Should you not want to see this experience, you can change your lock screen status to βNone.β Β This rich weather experience is available when you lock your screen no matter which personalization option you select (Windows spotlight, Picture, or Slideshow).
B.T.W.
After a clean install of 26058 in Canary, I could not get the weather on the lock screen at all, not the old format nor the new one.
So much for MS consistency. ππ€¬
Personally I don't want the Weather or anything else on the lock screen. Unfortunately there is no option "none" you are forced to select from the list and the default is weather. Again there is no option "none". The current date of the comment is February 23, 2024. In the past week an auto-update was run and suddenly I'm stuck with weather. I am now forced to see if I can find the list of choices in the registry to set the value to "none" or "null string" or "0" or delete the key altogether.
Does anyone else have the problem or a solution?
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