Microsoft may shut down Windows 11 desktop search bar before it's available to everyone

Microsoft has released new Dev Channel and Beta Channel versions. The latter brings new features, such as removing the MSA requirement from Widgets, while the former brings more settings redesigns, as well as the highly anticipated Tabbed Notepad feature.

INSIDE CHANNEL The Windows version also has hidden features that could reveal what the Redmond tech giant might be planning. The same is true for the latest version 25281. Windows enthusiast and Twitter user PhantomOcean3 discovered that Microsoft appears to be removing desktop search, which was first introduced as a hidden feature in Dev build 25120 last May.

However, it is possible that it returns because the EXE file still exists even though the speed feature is no longer present.

This feature is starting to roll out to development channel users with build 25158 along with various taskbar search styles. The update allows users to search the web through Bing from the desktop itself.

This feature can be enabled using the Show Search option.

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