Windows 10: Windows search won't search Bing.

Before I upgraded to Windows 11 22H2, I had to use a registry tweak that I can't remember which would let me search Bing using Windows search. But now I have upgraded to another feature build 22H2, It no longer works see image below and just returns a "no results found" message.

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How to remove Bing search

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

a) What is the exact issue that you face with Bing?

b) Is the issue related to Bing app?

c) Do you get issues with bing search in Windows Edge?

If you wish to set a different search for Windows Edge, here are the steps which might help you to set it as default search engine or home page.

• Open Windows edge.
• Click on More actions (Three dots ...)
• Click on settings.
• Click on view advanced settings.
• Turn on "Show the home button"
• Enter the URL of the website which you want to set as your home page.
• Close the Windows edge and open it again you will be able to get you desired webpage as your home page.

For Internet Explorer, refer to the following steps:

a) Type Internet options into the start search box

b) Press enter

c) Go down to search and select settings,

d) You can change it here.

Hope this would help. If issue still persists post back with current status of your computer and result of proposed suggestion, we will be happy to assist you.

 

History of search in Bing

Hello,

I do not use Bing for my searches, but yesterday I opened the Bing history and I found a website that I’m sure I never visited (porn dating site…)

If I read the list of Bing history, I find other pages, but I use W10, I have a Windows account and sometimes I click the link on the screensaver, to search where the picture is token.

But…never visit a porn dating site.

Some suggestion? Why I have this history?

 

What is your favorite search engine

Everyone knows how much I rail against MS. But I have to give them credit for Bing. It works the most relevant for me in my searches, and my search histories carry over to my Windowsphone.

Also, they actually list which search results were paid for to be in the top results (listing them as advertisements), unlike google, who is in litigation in EU for not being open about that shit.