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After upgrading to OS X 10.11 I have two weather widgets (one, maybe, is inactive). So, is it possible to delete the blank one? If yes, where or how I can do this?

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7 simple steps to solve the problem (works even in OS X 10.11.1):

  1. Go to /private/var/db/locationd/ from your finder or terminal;
  2. Give you full privilege to change files inside this folder;
  3. Convert clients.plist file from binary mode into xml1 by running this command in your terminal: sudo plutil -convert xml1 /private/var/db/locationd/clients.plist;
  4. Open the clients.plist and remove the key and dictionary pair in the configuration file. For my case I delete all fields that includes weather word;
  5. Don’t forget to convert back the client.plist into binary file using the command below in Terminal: sudo plutil -convert binary1 /private/var/db/locationd/clients.plist
  6. The prelast step is to restart the daemon that monitor the change of location. Type this command in Terminal: sudo killall -KILL locations;
  7. Finally com.apple.ncplugin.weatherdisappeared from Location Services, I reaccepted to check my weather by location and everything starting to work perfectly.

This article helps me.

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To delete a doubled or unwanted widget in El Capitan open dashboard, press the option key,click on the widget you want to remove and a little X will appear. Click on the X and Voila! It's gone!

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  • It's not located in Dashboard, it's settings property.
    – k1r8r0wn
    Commented Oct 20, 2015 at 8:31

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