Weather Widget missing from notification center in El Capitan

[orzec]

solved: go to /system/library/coreservices , find weather and right click OPEN, after that both stocks and weather widgets appeared in the notification center in my machine.
At the time of solution I had disabled SIP with 0x77 in clover csrActiveConfig.

Worked for me, thank you very much!!!

 

[bonjovii]

Thanks...

 

[Atilly]

This worked for me as well! Thanks!

 

[jtmajorx]

solved: go to /system/library/coreservices , find weather and right click OPEN, after that both stocks and weather widgets appeared in the notification center in my machine.
At the time of solution I had disabled SIP with 0x77 in clover csrActiveConfig.

You are the freaking man! Totally fixed it.

 

[mewannamac]

Thanks for that... had tried a couple of solutions to no avail but this worked easy!!!

 

[teodoroo]

solved: go to /system/library/coreservices , find weather and right click OPEN, after that both stocks and weather widgets appeared in the notification center in my machine.
At the time of solution I had disabled SIP with 0x77 in clover csrActiveConfig.

This helped me too! Thank you so much!

Hackintosh El Capitan 10.11.2
"Mac Pro (Early 2008)

 

[elinato1]

solved: go to /system/library/coreservices , find weather and right click OPEN, after that both stocks and weather widgets appeared in the notification center in my machine.
At the time of solution I had disabled SIP with 0x77 in clover csrActiveConfig.

Thanks

That worked for me. 10.11.2

 

[ellissitzky]

Worked! Thanks.

 

[lerimer]

Worked for me, thank you very much!!!

I don't have a systems folder in my hack of el capitan, it shows applications, efi-backups, library, and users, button system. If I go to the Yosemite disk I do see a system folder there.

 

[P1LGRIM]

I don't have a systems folder in my hack of el capitan, it shows applications, efi-backups, library, and users, button system. If I go to the Yosemite disk I do see a system folder there.

On some builds it is a hidden folder, use ShowAllFiles or something similar.