Testers have now received the latest Windows 11 and Windows 10 preview versions. The new version brings a brand new search experience and fixes several bugs. Existing media found that Microsoft has replaced the homepage of Windows Search on Windows 11. Since Windows Search is a completely web-based feature, there are no system limitations, so this new search interface will also appear on Windows 10.
As shown in the image below, Windows 11 or 10’s new search feature can be highlighted based on a user’s browsing or Microsoft account behavior. The search homepage will support content autocomplete, illustrations, trending searches, global festivals, and more.
The new search interface is dynamically refreshed and will be updated with new content throughout the day, helping users discover new content, sites and interesting topics while maintaining productivity.
It’s worth mentioning that Microsoft doesn’t appear to be planning to integrate its “News” into the search panel, but the new search interface also has links to top searches on Bing. Plus, if you’re an organization/company/school member, the new Windows Search will also highlight your company’s topics.
At present, Microsoft has confirmed that it will integrate Microsoft Rewards in supported regions, and Windows Search can still display a list of recently used applications or files in the left half of the home page, and you can also see recent visits from the search home page. website, etc. You can also turn off Windows New Search if you don’t like it
Windows Search makes recommendations based on user private data, so it relies on your personal information to filter the right content for you, but Microsoft says users have complete control over the search experience.
You can open “Settings > Privacy & Security > Search Settings” and find the off option to disable “Show Search Highlights”, after which it can restore the classic interface, and then you can use the classic interface happily.
IT House learned that this feature will also appear in the Windows 10 search box, and Microsoft is expected to push an update at the end of this month or early next month. In addition to the new look, Windows 11’s search will also become faster and more accurate in future feature updates.