Astonishing! Your solution worked for me as well. Thank you very much.
Since March 1st, tried "100" other tricks published on the Internet and nothing else worked.
I gave up and tried to install other weather gadgets, widgets, apps and weather software and I was not happy with them: too much memory usage or to big displays or they dragin a lot of extra gimmicky toolbars. I know about security exposure, but nothing
happened via that gadget last 8 yrs and Symantec hopefully can catch intruder.
Same as your father, I (70 years old women, previously also IT specialist) use the weather gadget a lot. Live in Calgary were temperature can drop or rise a lot: Chinook winds have been observed to raise winter temperature often from below -20°C (-4°F) to
as high as 10-20°C (50-68°F) for a few hours or days, then temperatures plummet to their base levels. My outdoor thermometer is behind a window covered in ice and I have to go out with my dogs a lot. That old weather gadget is a winner for me.
Thank you again.
No problem I'm so happy it is working for everyone. Makes me feel good actually. I spend 10 hours a day troubleshooting and engineering solutions for military and they expect quick results. I guess I am used to that routine now because when my dad said he
had no idea what the temperature was outside because the gadget stopped working I was all over the Internet last night from about 6pm to 9pm earching for solutions. Every trick you tried I am sure I tried at some point. He was watching American Idol trying
to reply to some Outlook email and everytime I found a different potential "fix" I would just snatch the laptop from him and give it a shot. I don't think he anticipated that I would end up coming up with my own fix lol. But he told me hat it says 37 degrees
and fair skies (snow storm is over) so he's happy. And at the end of the day, that's all that matters :-)