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The forum thread addresses a black box issue with the Windows search bar. The original poster asks for a solution, and a contributor suggests starting with a Microsoft support link for troubleshooting. Another user provides a potential fix involving editing the registry to enable Bing Search and restarting Cortana via Task Manager, which may resolve the problem. Overall, the thread offers practical steps to troubleshoot and fix the black search box in Windows.
The forum thread addresses a black box issue with the Windows search bar. The original poster asks for a solution, and a contributor suggests starting with a Microsoft support link for troubleshooting. Another user provides a potential fix involving editing the registry to enable Bing Search and restarting Cortana via Task Manager, which may resolve the problem. Overall, the thread offers practical steps to troubleshoot and fix the black search box in Windows.
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This should fix it:
1: Open regedit; Navigate to Computador\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Search
2: Set "BingSearchEnabled" to 1 (create it as a DWORD if it does not exist).
3: Open your Task Manager and kill the Cortana process (so it restarts and reloads that setting from the registry).
This might solve the problem!
1: Open regedit; Navigate to Computador\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Search
2: Set "BingSearchEnabled" to 1 (create it as a DWORD if it does not exist).
3: Open your Task Manager and kill the Cortana process (so it restarts and reloads that setting from the registry).
This might solve the problem!
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