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Arr! Avast ye mateys! Windows 10 be gettin' a shiny new lock screen weather gadget an' be fixin' bugs in its latest update, aye!

2024-01-24

Avast ye, ye landlubbers sailin' on Windows 10! Be ye ready to chart yer course, be it under sunny skies or a sprinkle o' rain, with the interactive weather updates brought forth by the mighty update KB5034203. Prepare yer scurvy systems, mateys!

Microsoft has released a new preview update for Windows 10, featuring an updated lock screen weather widget and bug fixes. The update will enhance the weather experience with interactive updates and more information about current conditions. Clicking on the weather card will sign you into your device and open Microsoft Edge with a full weather broadcast. The update also addresses issues with BitLocker data-only encryption, app responsiveness, and an unresponsive Internet Explorer shortcut.
In terms of compliance with the European Union’s Digital Markets Act, Microsoft has plans to ensure Windows 11 and Windows 10 follow the set obligations. The act requires the ability to uninstall any Windows app, including Cortana and Edge. Microsoft aims to make Windows 10 and Windows 11 compliant with the act by March 6th, 2024. More updates can be expected in the coming months for both operating systems.
The current update, KB5034203, is optional and needs to be installed manually through the Update and Security section of the settings. It is great to see Microsoft continuing to update Windows 10, especially since many users are hesitant to switch to Windows 11. Users can enjoy the new features by downloading and installing the update.
Other articles that may interest you include the rumored arrival of the Windows 11 24H2 update in September, potential changes for the OS, the challenges Windows 11 faces, and why people are hesitant to upgrade.

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