Windows 11 Is Finally Rolling Out the Option to Kick Bing Out of Search
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Microsoft is starting to roll out a new version of its search engine in Windows 11 that allows you to disable Bing results. According to Windows Latest, the change is rolling out to some computers with the optional KB5120998 update for the 24H2 and 25H2 releases. This change, according to online forum users, will please users.
Microsoft has just deployed, in an optional update, the new version of the search engine built into Windows 11 that abandons the results of Bing and Copilot.
Microsoft started distributing changes for Windows 11 Search by optional update KB5120998. The new experience reduces web content, offers controls to prioritize local results and improves tolerance to typographical errors. The function can be manually activated with ViVeTool, although the update has also been linked to faults in the cursor and wallpaper.
Windows 11's faster, Bing-free Search released, enable it using these steps
Windows 11's August update brings a Bing-free Search with typo forgiveness, cleaner results, and no more MSN clutter, but most PCs won't see it right away. Here's how to force it on with ViVeTool, plus the cursor and wallpaper bugs worth knowing about before installing KB5120998. The post Windows 11’s faster, Bing-free Search released, enable it using these steps appeared first on Windows Latest
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