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Hi @Markus Schädlich

Since the process is related to Windows Widgets as well, it is important we deal with that too. Using the Registry Editor, a user can very easily disable Windows Widgets from running on their PC.

• Open the Run command box with the ‘Win’ + ‘R’ key combination and in the empty box, enter ‘Regedit’
• Enter the following location in the address box:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced

• From the list of DWORD entries here, look for ‘TaskbarDa’. Click on it and select to modify it
• Now, change its bit value from 1 to 0 and save this change

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hi @LiweiTian-MSFT ,

i checked it and see that the Widgets are disabled but i see no Registry key.

controls the reg key the same as the toggle on the left?