Say goodbye to ‘Bing Search’ on Windows 11 and 10; remove It this way

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Microsoft is making Bing search better with artificial intelligence, but some people don't like that the browser is included everywhere in Windows, according to Beebom reports. It shows up when you use Windows Search or open the Start menu. However, for local searches, it doesn't work well and slows down the search experience. It also uses up your computer's memory and processing power. If you want to completely remove Bing Search from Windows 11 and 10, follow these simple tutorial below.

1. Open Windows Search and click on the three dots next to the Bing icon.

2. Click on "Search settings."

3. Under "Cloud content search," turn off the switches for both "Microsoft account" and "Work or School account." This will stop personalising your search results with online content.

1. Press the Windows key once and search for "registry." Then, open the Registry Editor.

2. Copy and paste the following path into the Registry Editor's address bar and press Enter.

3. Right-click on "Explorer" and choose "New" -> "DWORD (32-bit) value."

4. Name it "DisableSearchBoxSuggestions."

5. Double-click on it and change the "Value data" to 1. Click "OK."

6. Finally, restart your PC, and Bing Search should be gone from Windows 11/10.

1. Press the Windows key and search for "group policy." Then, open "Edit group policy."

2. Go to "User Configuration" and navigate to Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Search.

3. Double-click on "Search" to open it. Look for "Do not allow web search" and "Don't search the web or display web results in Search."

4. Open each setting and enable them.

5. Finally, restart your Windows 11/10 PC. Bing Search will be removed from all search elements, including the Start menu, Taskbar, and File Explorer.

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