US EditionMicrosoft Rolls Out a Fix for the Broken Windows Start Menu Search
Microsoft says the issue affected a small number of users and was caused by a Bing update that was rolled back.
8 Articles
8 Articles
Microsoft has confirmed that in some Windows installations, after a recent update, the search function in the Start menu no longer works. The problem should now be fixed and only affect systems with Windows 11 23H2. (Continue reading)
Several Windows 11 users have encountered problems with the Start menu. Microsoft has identified the issue: it stems from a recent system update. Again. [Read more] All our articles are also on our Google profile: follow us so you don't miss anything!
Microsoft is using a server-side fix to address Start menu search problems
Users of older versions of Windows 11 who have been experiencing problems with searching in the Start menu should notice that things are getting back to how they should be. Microsoft has started the process of rolling out a server-side fox for the issues which have been plaguing some users of Windows 11 23H2 for a number of months. This is not a case of a problem in Windows being caused by an update for Windows, but it is not entirely dissimilar…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
