Whatever they did, they messed up big time anyway.
Another problem I see is that location info and weather info on the lock screen stopped working on a restart or sign in, but if I do Win + L everything shows up on the screen. 🤷♂️
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2023-02-22T05:38:36+00:00 WWEP is the app that runs Widgets.
They changed many of the experimental features too and that may affect different things including TaskbarX.
Some features become default and cannot be disabled anymore. 🤷♂️
That's the weird part.
Is WWEP capable of enabling new features by itself? I though that only build updates do that. There was no build update for Beta but TaskbarX stopped working after the WWEP update. 🤷♂️
Sometimes just when you check the store for updates or check for windows updates, they change the features.
I list them when I first do an update and then list them again when I see a change. They can be changed when you check for updates even if there are no updates for windows or for the store, then they become active after a reboot or a sign off and back on.
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Anonymous
2023-02-22T05:19:33+00:00 WWEP is the app that runs Widgets.
They changed many of the experimental features too and that may affect different things including TaskbarX.
Some features become default and cannot be disabled anymore. 🤷♂️
That's the weird part.
Is WWEP capable of enabling new features by itself? I though that only build updates do that. There was no build update for Beta but TaskbarX stopped working after the WWEP update. 🤷♂️
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Anonymous
2023-02-22T04:05:23+00:00 Apparently, this WWEP is changing the OS really deep, messing up more than just Widgets. For example, TaskbarX doesn't work on RP nor Beta anymore after the update, not even enabling taboo's features. 😒
WWEP is the app that runs Widgets.
They changed many of the experimental features too and that may affect different things including TaskbarX.
Some features become default and cannot be disabled anymore. 🤷♂️
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Anonymous
2023-02-22T03:53:05+00:00 Apparently, this WWEP is changing the OS really deep, messing up more than just Widgets. For example, TaskbarX doesn't work on RP nor Beta anymore after the update, not even enabling taboo's features. 😒
Uninstalling it doesn't fix anything, the damage has already been done. 🤬
And I didn't keep a previous backup. 🤦♂️