Delete Edge, than it won't happen. But Windows Sandbox uses Edge as the browser, but if you deleted Edge, it won't work, so if you use Sandbox, well don't delete Edge.
My Linux desktop opens Chrome with 40 saved tabs faster, than Windows search takes to respond on me clicking on it. I really wish my work let me install Linux on my work laptop! Even my 12 year old Linux laptop responds faster than my work laptop... Specs for reference: - Personal Desktop: Ryzen 9 5900X, 64GB ram - Work laptop: I7 12700H, 32GB ram - Personal laptop: I5 3317U, 4GB ram Yes the old laptop responds usually faster than my work laptop!
Actually it's not mirrored. I use MSI laptop. And the windows button is on the right and the fn key is on the left. It's because when you play games with WASD, there wouldn't be any accidental windows key press to hinder the game. You can switch the position while typing using an on board software.
The start menu has been useless since Windows 10 Cant even find programs that ARE INSTALLED on my pc. I have to literally find them myself via the file browser. Thank you for this blessing!
@@leoNillo I have Linux, don't really appreciate people telling me to install Linux as an alternative. If I wanted to use Linux, I would boot Linux. This problem is specifically a Windows issue. Thank you however for the tip, sounds good.
Disclaimer - Never try to modify Registry editor unless you're a big computer guy.. Simply follow the steps - Go to - Settings>Privacy & Security> Search Permissions > More settings then turn off the content suggestions.. Its that simple..
I agree. He should show the safer way of doing it. People who can safely use the registry would already know his steps anyway. So long as your method works, people should try it first.
Nowadays we windows users have been using registry keys more often than we used to, to remove garbage stuff nobody asked for. Microsoft has been doing nothing but things that are against their customers interest.
See you're not wrong and i 100% agree with you, but im gonna play devils advocate anyway... back then we had to pay for every new big update of windows. Its been free since windows 8 now. How do you think microsoft makes money?
I used it to stop my game crashing in Spiderman miles morales I changed the dword to 10 hexadecimal to give the GPU more time to respond before it shuts the application down
I dumped Windoze back in 1996 and haven't looked back. I get all the software I need for FREE. And Linux just makes way more sense. Never had an upgrade on Linux makes my hardware or software obsolete either. Linux breaths new life into older hardware as well. Any updates happen when I say it to happen it does not reboot because of an update either. Ot will say "software updates available" lists what exactly will be updated and asks me if I want to apply it now or later. If it does needs to reboot, it will ask me if I want to do it now or later. Windoze is a horrible o/s. Oh, and lets not start with the whole business of getting rid of viruses. I've got better things to do than fix windoze bugs.
@@rty1955 lmfao man literally thinks windows doesn't ask for permission now every time it's up for an update. The fact that it's the only bad(and wrong) thing you can say about windows speak volumes. If you can play the latest games or edit pics or vids without it becoming too cumbersome on the linux, then we'll talk.
Your video cuts out part of the instructions. You jump from “then Windows” to “create a new DWORD (32-bit) value” and skips navigating to DataCollection which it shows in the video. Got a little lost when trying to follow the steps.
@@tawneyf misinformation to generate comments is a smart tactic, but I don't think that was this. This seems more like a 60s short cramming in a 2 minute topic. Probably more so meant to get you into the full video the clip came from, but I hate that tactic more than any other.
By the way, for people like you, as in those not exactly comfortable under the hood of an OS, should not be continuing when someone says "now we're entering the danger zone" because I don't think you understand just how quick you can fuck your system up by changing the registry without knowledge. At least don't continue with such a minimal amount of instruction, this was not for beginners to do.
@dreamin_jayden yea but logging out and back in is just a bit faster as the computer doesn’t need to reload windows fully (restarting the PC prevents fast startup from running, therefore slowing down startup time)
I want to say something to MS devs - If I wanted to search for something on the Web, I would actually fucking go to a browser and search for it. So, no I don't want we searches from search bar. I wish it only looked for local files.
So you would rather click, wait for the browser to start, click in the address/search bar, rather than hit one key and type your search term? Uh, okay - your way is a lot quicker.
@@imthenomadit's actually a misunderstanding that only a computer experts can use Linux there are many Linux distribution that work just like other operating systems
I got a laptop off eBay in August, came with Windows 11 Pro. This week, I upgraded the RAM, the SSD, and installed Linux Mint. Now the fan doesn't have to run 90% of the time, and I don't have popups every few minutes about some features that I would never use.
One thing that social media websites should improve on is when someone posts, comments instead of saying how many seconds minutes days hour years They should make it where the time & date is displayed For example have posted this Saturday August 26th 2023 @ 11:55PM Eastern Standard Time
It is hilarious that you don't have those things in control panel. There is many useful things. It is also stupid, that Microsoft really want's that you do nothing to those keys, but it is really easy for an simple script to make so many changes that you won't be able to use your computer ever again with that particular os.
That's because they are gonna add it in a later update the thousands of employees at Microsoft aren't stupid,also control panel is old and it's moving to settings
Kinda weird that I feel that they are just cutting off features and making even harder to the user to do other than most basic stuff.. Settings is just for the basic stuff like display resolution. Personally I like more to use the control panel. Of course all the workers aren't stupid but some features in Windows are.
Forcing this feature to be enabled, does result in higher search numbers on Bing. Which results in more money earned by advertisements... The Windows menu these days, is the digital equivalent of an advertisement kiosk on steroids. Microsoft doesn't want you to disable this "feature"... I run Linux on all my personal computers, thus no problems for me there. But powering on my Windows 11 work laptop on Monday, is just hurtful to my eyes... Heck all the stupid advertisements make my Windows 11 work laptop (I7-12700H, 32GB ram) feel slower as my oldest person laptop with Linux (i5-3317U 4GB ram). Comparing it to my personal desktop (Ryzen 9 5900X, 64GB ram) is about impossible...
@@somesalmon5694 The case isn't always like that. My point was that to the user, it is hard to change even simple features, but it is possible for a program to make the whole system useless. I think that it would be better to let the user change stuff but make sure to protect and make impossible to fully break the system for any program. If you think that something else is better, just tell. It is pointless to leave comments like that.
Some may be from examining the registry, but often it's employees that inform others. Then as kolappan said, some users are granted abilities and share the discoveries with others.
It's called Group Policy. It's used to control all aspects of Windows settings in a centralized way, used by companies to manage fleets of systems. Group Policy settings usually correspond to registry keys, and this information is made public. If you have Windows Pro, you have the Group Policy editor installed on your machine, and can use that to examine and set these settings. If you don't, then setting the corresponding registry key usually works, too. If you know how to read Group Policy ADMX files(also called administrative templates), you can download and read those to figure out registry keys and values.
What I do is open settings and search for Cloud Content settings then disable Microsoft account, Work/school account & Show search Highlights options. That really speeds up the search
I've watched a lot of your videos and do enjoy learning new ways to enhance my computer usage. My favorite one is the "Sensors Off" in development mode on Androids. I've done that everytime I get a new phone.
Ubuntu did this years ago with their Unity UI but got massive push back from their community which should not have been a shock to them. It was originally an opt out option but they had to change it to opt in due to the complaints. It's been a while since I've used Ubuntu so I don't know if it's a thing anymore.
@@AD4K69-a 8 GB used to be all you really needed. Microsoft has constantly added more and more crap over the years that artificially increased the amount of RAM the OS has needed. There's actually a CZcams video showing all the bloatware Microsoft has added, in comparison to Windows XP
@@rokko_fable Even normal Linux distros (with UI enabled) don't run well on less than 2GB these days... and you need more to actually run bigger programs like a browser. @DaysofKnight If you run Windows 11 and let it sit idle it'll use about 1GB of RAM. If 8GB isn't enough for you, it's probably your browser gobbling up all your system resources.
Almost every annoying and useless feature of Windows 11 can be disable with Registry Editor What a joke lol, Windows 11 is truly the bloated version of Win10
You dont need to do reg edit for this. Tap on search - than dots in right corner - search settings - scroll all the way down and disable last option in category more settings or whatever it is called in english. Enjoy with no hazard of damaging your reg.
Anyways, here a brownie recipe. Ingredients: ⁃ 1 cup unsalted butter - 2 cups granulated sugar - 4large eggs ⁃ 1 teaspoon vanilla extract ⁃ 1/2 cup all-purpose flour -1/2 cup cocoa powder - 1/4 teaspoon salt ⁃ 1 cup chopped nuts or chocolate chips (optional) Instructions: 1. Preheat oven to 350 F (175C) and grease a baking pan. 2. Melt 1 cup butter, mix with 2 cups sugar. 3. Add 4 eggs and 1 tsp vanilla; mix well. 4. Sift in 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 cup cocoa, and 1/4 tsp salt; stir. 5. Optional: add 1 cup nuts or chocolate chips. 6. Pour into the pan, bake for 25-30 mins. 7. Cool completely, cut into squares, and enjoy your brownies!
I have a feeling that during a windows update, this might be reset to default, especially if the dev team at Microsoft sees this video. But, this is good info. Thanks.
Yes, there is a way, if I remember correctly you had to change some registry values or something. There are scripts online which can do this (I recommend thisiswindows11)
@@wrench_inyeah you can game on Linux. But if you are a hardcore gamer then you should stick to windows. But if you are a casual user who uses a laptop for multimedia, office work, coding, web development, or if you are a student having a very basic laptop having little ram but still wanting heavy customisation/themes then it'd be better if you download Linux.
I never need to search for anything on Windows, I either know where everything is located without searching, or I search in Explorer for files. AND typing out programs/games I want to run and it finds those instantly because I use the same ones over and over like a normal person.
This channel and Jordan's channel are examples of what youtube should have been. People being creative and sharing useful knowledge and tips. Unfortunately we get 5 minute crafts and celebrity drama.
I had to switch to Windows 11 for work, and I miss Linux so much. You're making it just a little bit more tolerable by helping me debloat this garbage more and more over time. Thanks for that.
once in a while, I really regret changing/ tweaking registery for multiple purpose for deleting/ uninstalling stuff and latency/ fps tweaks. I have done many tweeks in registry, forced driver updates from third party apps like driver easy. updating chipset drivers from motherboard support and utilities. I am doing all this from years. these all things seems to work at first but in reality they make your pc less responsive and lose performance somehow and that is the truth. and specially don't mess with system timers. I've come to conclusion that just a fresh copy of windows form Microsoft website, making sure it's up to date in window environment is the best thing for your pc. no forcing your pc for crazy stuff, registry tweeks and third party updates.
Or just install Linux, to solve all of your life's frustrations... I run Linux on al my personal computers and servers: - Desktop: Ryzen 9 5900X (12 core), 64GB ram - Laptop: I5-3317U (dual core), 4GB ram - Server: Ryzen 7 2700 (octa core), 64GB ram - NAS: I3-8100 (quad core), 8GB ram Then there is my work laptop running Windows 11: - I7-12700H (6p cores & 8e cores), 32GB ram. The Windows machine feels molasses slow, even when compared to my 12 year old Linux laptop with 4GB ram. It's just ridiculous!
@@uconsaa You'd have to "watch a tutorial" for everything else, including mac. Mac users have to do the same when they use Windows for the first time. Taking a bit of time to learn things is normal, actually. Also, why not just use the software center of whatever distro you picked?
why? it has improved performance in games, quicker search, looks better (imo). The only reason would be the compatibility vut if you have a compatible pc i would get win 11
@@funnyanimalworld7579 which one? the performance one? It is basically the same yeah, but it has a very slight advantage. quicker search? that is a fact. i use windows 11 and the search is noticeably quicker
I just bought a new Dell laptop with windows 11 I must say I liked 10 a lot more but this looks like I built a gaming desktop with windows 10 and I'm glad I didn't upgrade to Windows 11 on that. Thanks for the information!!!
Thank you so much. I use the search bar as a calculator and sometimes i have to scroll through like 50 things to get to the result and would have been faster if i had actually just opened the calculator in the first place
Honestly, I like what Microsoft does with Microsoft edge and windows except for the bloat and telemetry. Like who needs a calculator app or who needs an alarms app ? Just add the calculator function into the search bar instead of adding the web search function.
I would actually use the web search function if it ACTUALLY USED MY DEFAULT BROWSER AND NOT MICROSOFT EDGE
This
Delete Edge, than it won't happen. But Windows Sandbox uses Edge as the browser, but if you deleted Edge, it won't work, so if you use Sandbox, well don't delete Edge.
@@tobywankenobi3088 you know you cant delete edge right? Even deleting the files dont work
@@tobywankenobi3088 I don't know what Sandbox is, but I've already tried uninstalling Edge and I can't ☹️
My Linux desktop opens Chrome with 40 saved tabs faster, than Windows search takes to respond on me clicking on it.
I really wish my work let me install Linux on my work laptop! Even my 12 year old Linux laptop responds faster than my work laptop...
Specs for reference:
- Personal Desktop: Ryzen 9 5900X, 64GB ram
- Work laptop: I7 12700H, 32GB ram
- Personal laptop: I5 3317U, 4GB ram
Yes the old laptop responds usually faster than my work laptop!
I had a heart attack when I saw the windows button on the right side of the laptop, but then realized the vid is mirrored
For me it was more the back-to-front desktop. My old laptop had 2 start buttons.
No big deal since there are many wide Gaming Laptop that has 2 Windows button on the keyboard anyway
Actually it's not mirrored. I use MSI laptop. And the windows button is on the right and the fn key is on the left. It's because when you play games with WASD, there wouldn't be any accidental windows key press to hinder the game. You can switch the position while typing using an on board software.
@@aritrasarkar9374I think the video is mirrored, all the words and letters are pointing the opposite direction but i see what you talking about
I was looking for this comment😊😂
The start menu has been useless since Windows 10
Cant even find programs that ARE INSTALLED on my pc. I have to literally find them myself via the file browser.
Thank you for this blessing!
normal people : open start menu and type 1-2 character untill it shows correct file/app
this guy : skill issue
@@ayush4565 that's the issue, it does not show installed programs, it's stupid. I have to manually go to the install location and find the exe myself
Install start is back (or start all back, I don’t remember how it’s called)
(Or even better, install Linux)
@@leoNillo I have Linux, don't really appreciate people telling me to install Linux as an alternative. If I wanted to use Linux, I would boot Linux.
This problem is specifically a Windows issue.
Thank you however for the tip, sounds good.
@@Duck_side The issue only you and two others have. Because it's the first time I've heard about this. How come it works perfectly fine for me?
Disclaimer - Never try to modify Registry editor unless you're a big computer guy..
Simply follow the steps -
Go to - Settings>Privacy & Security> Search Permissions > More settings then turn off the content suggestions..
Its that simple..
Works Great
I agree. He should show the safer way of doing it. People who can safely use the registry would already know his steps anyway. So long as your method works, people should try it first.
The problem is that on my version of Windows, these aren't the correct steps and I cannot even find the exact spot (yet).
I am 5’11” and 195lbs. Am I big enough?
linux is better
Nowadays we windows users have been using registry keys more often than we used to, to remove garbage stuff nobody asked for. Microsoft has been doing nothing but things that are against their customers interest.
That’s why we should switch to Linux
See you're not wrong and i 100% agree with you, but im gonna play devils advocate anyway... back then we had to pay for every new big update of windows. Its been free since windows 8 now. How do you think microsoft makes money?
Imagine if in response to this Microsoft someday decides to just remove the registry editor for normal consumer users.
I used it to stop my game crashing in Spiderman miles morales I changed the dword to 10 hexadecimal to give the GPU more time to respond before it shuts the application down
Yeah. I wish they'd put any focus at all into security so I can finally stop following the anti-virus software trends.
Nice settings, they make me consider going to Linux more and more every day XD
literally go for it. just know that using Linux is really not the flex that you think it is
Do it. I am moving myself out of MS to Linux too.
Do it, just so you know it's not as good as other linux users say. Both has pros and cons
That's why I used both OS
I dumped Windoze back in 1996 and haven't looked back. I get all the software I need for FREE. And Linux just makes way more sense. Never had an upgrade on Linux makes my hardware or software obsolete either. Linux breaths new life into older hardware as well. Any updates happen when I say it to happen it does not reboot because of an update either. Ot will say "software updates available" lists what exactly will be updated and asks me if I want to apply it now or later. If it does needs to reboot, it will ask me if I want to do it now or later. Windoze is a horrible o/s. Oh, and lets not start with the whole business of getting rid of viruses. I've got better things to do than fix windoze bugs.
@@rty1955 lmfao man literally thinks windows doesn't ask for permission now every time it's up for an update. The fact that it's the only bad(and wrong) thing you can say about windows speak volumes.
If you can play the latest games or edit pics or vids without it becoming too cumbersome on the linux, then we'll talk.
Your video cuts out part of the instructions. You jump from “then Windows” to “create a new DWORD (32-bit) value” and skips navigating to DataCollection which it shows in the video. Got a little lost when trying to follow the steps.
Thanks for pointing that out. I was confused as to why it didn't work. Got it now.
Probably done intentionally to direct more traffic to their page....
You also don't need to fully reboot. You could just log out and log back in. You might even be able to simply restart explorer.exe
@@tawneyf misinformation to generate comments is a smart tactic, but I don't think that was this. This seems more like a 60s short cramming in a 2 minute topic. Probably more so meant to get you into the full video the clip came from, but I hate that tactic more than any other.
By the way, for people like you, as in those not exactly comfortable under the hood of an OS, should not be continuing when someone says "now we're entering the danger zone" because I don't think you understand just how quick you can fuck your system up by changing the registry without knowledge. At least don't continue with such a minimal amount of instruction, this was not for beginners to do.
That should be presented as an option, it's very much a debatable change.
You always have the option to switch to linux
@leoNillo yeah. It's getting to the point where it seems like Microsoft work for users anymore. Yet for advertisers.
@@leoNillotrue, if I want both to be made for my OS.
although this one is really simple, it's important to get used to making a backup any time you modify the reg
You don’t have to reboot, it’s in HKEY user, just log out and back in.
@dreamin_jayden yea but logging out and back in is just a bit faster as the computer doesn’t need to reload windows fully (restarting the PC prevents fast startup from running, therefore slowing down startup time)
You don't have to log out either. Just restart the Windows Explorer from the Task Manager.
Sysadmin moment
Yeah.
@@cryptoboy1461 Ultra smart method.
Instructions unclear: I've accidentally opened the portal from another realm.
Hate when that happens.
check above comments...someone sorted this out...
I want to say something to MS devs - If I wanted to search for something on the Web, I would actually fucking go to a browser and search for it.
So, no I don't want we searches from search bar. I wish it only looked for local files.
1 Windows key + E to bring up Windows Explorer.
2 Ctrl F to Find
So you would rather click, wait for the browser to start, click in the address/search bar, rather than hit one key and type your search term? Uh, okay - your way is a lot quicker.
"Microsoft doesn't want you to know about this feature."
*Installs Linux*
not all of us are computer nerds XD
@@imthenomadit's actually a misunderstanding that only a computer experts can use Linux there are many Linux distribution that work just like other operating systems
@@imthenomadskill issue, my mom uses linux
@@imthenomadget m1 mac if you are not a gamer and you will forget about windows.
I got a laptop off eBay in August, came with Windows 11 Pro. This week, I upgraded the RAM, the SSD, and installed Linux Mint. Now the fan doesn't have to run 90% of the time, and I don't have popups every few minutes about some features that I would never use.
One thing that social media websites should improve on is when someone posts, comments instead of saying how many seconds minutes days hour years
They should make it where the time & date is displayed
For example have posted this Saturday August 26th 2023 @ 11:55PM Eastern Standard Time
It is hilarious that you don't have those things in control panel. There is many useful things. It is also stupid, that Microsoft really want's that you do nothing to those keys, but it is really easy for an simple script to make so many changes that you won't be able to use your computer ever again with that particular os.
That's because they are gonna add it in a later update the thousands of employees at Microsoft aren't stupid,also control panel is old and it's moving to settings
Kinda weird that I feel that they are just cutting off features and making even harder to the user to do other than most basic stuff.. Settings is just for the basic stuff like display resolution. Personally I like more to use the control panel. Of course all the workers aren't stupid but some features in Windows are.
Forcing this feature to be enabled, does result in higher search numbers on Bing. Which results in more money earned by advertisements...
The Windows menu these days, is the digital equivalent of an advertisement kiosk on steroids. Microsoft doesn't want you to disable this "feature"...
I run Linux on all my personal computers, thus no problems for me there. But powering on my Windows 11 work laptop on Monday, is just hurtful to my eyes...
Heck all the stupid advertisements make my Windows 11 work laptop (I7-12700H, 32GB ram) feel slower as my oldest person laptop with Linux (i5-3317U 4GB ram). Comparing it to my personal desktop (Ryzen 9 5900X, 64GB ram) is about impossible...
Those simple scripts you're talking about can only do those nefarious things if you're stupid enough to give some random script admin permissions
@@somesalmon5694 The case isn't always like that. My point was that to the user, it is hard to change even simple features, but it is possible for a program to make the whole system useless.
I think that it would be better to let the user change stuff but make sure to protect and make impossible to fully break the system for any program.
If you think that something else is better, just tell. It is pointless to leave comments like that.
How do people figure out that these functions exist? Does Microsoft list them somewhere or do they datamine the code?
Some may be from examining the registry, but often it's employees that inform others.
Then as kolappan said, some users are granted abilities and share the discoveries with others.
It's called Group Policy. It's used to control all aspects of Windows settings in a centralized way, used by companies to manage fleets of systems.
Group Policy settings usually correspond to registry keys, and this information is made public.
If you have Windows Pro, you have the Group Policy editor installed on your machine, and can use that to examine and set these settings.
If you don't, then setting the corresponding registry key usually works, too.
If you know how to read Group Policy ADMX files(also called administrative templates), you can download and read those to figure out registry keys and values.
Probably devs telling friends telling friends too.
Can't examine code of commercial software.
Only open-source software like Linux based systems can u do such a thing
Unless your in the company of course.
Nice job, chief! It worked on my Win11 desktop. It's much more snappy now!
What I do is open settings and search for Cloud Content settings then disable Microsoft account, Work/school account & Show search Highlights options. That really speeds up the search
There's nothing I enjoy more than Arsen about with my Windows PC.
I've watched a lot of your videos and do enjoy learning new ways to enhance my computer usage. My favorite one is the "Sensors Off" in development mode on Androids. I've done that everytime I get a new phone.
I could watch him all day. The eyebrow dance ...🥰
What are you talking about
@@OneStopTechYT lmao
bro talks like those random Japanese guys giving parking lessons
Chinese but okay
They are more often Chinese
This guy would have the best channel fan name: The Arsenists
This is true. Search suggestion feature is an "option" I always disable by default.
Ubuntu did this years ago with their Unity UI but got massive push back from their community which should not have been a shock to them. It was originally an opt out option but they had to change it to opt in due to the complaints. It's been a while since I've used Ubuntu so I don't know if it's a thing anymore.
A solution to a problem that isn't supposed to be to be there in the first place...
No wonder this guy's called Arsen, cus this is straight up fire
I haven't used the registry editor is many, many years. You have taken me down memory lane.
Imagine having like 4 gigs of RAM. This would probably help alot
Lol
Most Windows 11 laptop’s minimum RAM configuration is 8GB
@@AD4K69-a 8 GB used to be all you really needed. Microsoft has constantly added more and more crap over the years that artificially increased the amount of RAM the OS has needed. There's actually a CZcams video showing all the bloatware Microsoft has added, in comparison to Windows XP
Exactly. Windows used to run fine on like 256mb ram. It does nothing better, and a lot of things worse today, all while gobbling up your resources.
@@rokko_fable Even normal Linux distros (with UI enabled) don't run well on less than 2GB these days... and you need more to actually run bigger programs like a browser.
@DaysofKnight If you run Windows 11 and let it sit idle it'll use about 1GB of RAM. If 8GB isn't enough for you, it's probably your browser gobbling up all your system resources.
Almost every annoying and useless feature of Windows 11 can be disable with Registry Editor
What a joke lol, Windows 11 is truly the bloated version of Win10
Doing a Bing search is like using a magic 8-Ball on a Ouija board
“Were entering the danger zone”
Yeah I think being trapped and distorted inside a golden playbutton is kinda dangerous
The registry is like a danger zone one wrong move and say goodbye to your pc
not really its easily reversable
u can actually create a restore point in ur pc/laptop before doing those stuff
Only people who do not know anything about Windows think of the registry like that.
_registry cleaner noises_
Or, you could make a backup of your computer before f'ing around with it.
This is a feature you can easily turn off from the start menu settings without the need for any of this
How?
Windows XP: well, very f**king informative.
I think this is actually the first moderately useful tip you've posted! Congratulations, you're improving!
“My name is Arsen”
💀
Bro's a menace for Microsoft
He is Armenian
This man did us a favour not even Microsoft can do us. Respect.
I would definitely subscribe should this came as a video rather than a short.
instructions were unclear, these features have now made me depressed
You dont need to do reg edit for this. Tap on search - than dots in right corner - search settings - scroll all the way down and disable last option in category more settings or whatever it is called in english. Enjoy with no hazard of damaging your reg.
But if he does that then he cannot call himself "windows expert" and have a youtube channel
this is much easier to do. Thanks!
This one is much better! Thanks 🙏
Ive needed this short in my life for about 4 years now
massive salutes n respx to our genius brother Arsen, thanks again for more pc tips …👋🏻🇮🇹
I enjoyed the short ones back than he made 😢
Upgardes people....Upgrades !!!!!!😎
I've never had this problem using Linux.
Thats wonderful! Go dick riding somewhere else! 😂
Ok, I was expecting to give this a dislike for the clickbait title, but this is actually useful.
Thanks for this it worked for me on my windows 10 laptop and I will subscribe to your channel❤
Guys never mess with the registry editor if you don't know what you are doing
But I WANT the articles from MSN... ;^)
Does it slow down our pc? If it does then why do u need it
@velvetthunder15 it doesnt alow anything in my opinion
Even if it dic, it should load within 5 seconds
This guy is great, he shows me things I need to do that I didn't know I needed to
Anyways, here a brownie recipe.
Ingredients:
⁃ 1 cup unsalted butter
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 4large eggs
⁃ 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
⁃ 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
-1/2 cup cocoa powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
⁃ 1 cup chopped nuts or chocolate chips
(optional)
Instructions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 F (175C) and grease
a baking pan.
2. Melt 1 cup butter, mix with 2 cups sugar.
3. Add 4 eggs and 1 tsp vanilla; mix well.
4. Sift in 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 cup cocoa, and 1/4
tsp salt; stir.
5. Optional: add 1 cup nuts or chocolate
chips.
6. Pour into the pan, bake for 25-30 mins.
7. Cool completely, cut into squares, and
enjoy your brownies!
Instructions Unclear, Now I got MacOS installed on my PC
Oh no!
I use windows search panel for searches 😢. Whenever i have a question i just click on the search bar instead of opening up edge and typing it
I imagine ChatGPT will get incorporated making internet searches something one doesn't want to disable.
Strange. most people only use edge once to download another browser like firefox or chrome.
Edge sucks. Unfortunately. As any MS UI.
if the laptop has 2 windows keys it reminds me of the school keyboards
I have a feeling that during a windows update, this might be reset to default, especially if the dev team at Microsoft sees this video. But, this is good info. Thanks.
Is there a way to change it from edge to chrome or opera gx when I search in there
Yes, there is a way, if I remember correctly you had to change some registry values or something. There are scripts online which can do this (I recommend thisiswindows11)
Just got here to say, that Microsoft patched the fix for it. The only way to have a good experience now is to use Linux
Will this Work on Windows 10?
I asked the same question
even tho the windows versions are different applications and their codes are same
Thanks boss .. now I can do searches from the start menu of my computer that just exploded
Call the fire department! We have an Arsen!
Linux users be like 🤭
Gaming ?
@@wrench_in gaming is very good on linux now
on Mint
@@wrench_inyeah you can game on Linux. But if you are a hardcore gamer then you should stick to windows. But if you are a casual user who uses a laptop for multimedia, office work, coding, web development, or if you are a student having a very basic laptop having little ram but still wanting heavy customisation/themes then it'd be better if you download Linux.
I never need to search for anything on Windows, I either know where everything is located without searching, or I search in Explorer for files. AND typing out programs/games I want to run and it finds those instantly because I use the same ones over and over like a normal person.
This channel and Jordan's channel are examples of what youtube should have been. People being creative and sharing useful knowledge and tips. Unfortunately we get 5 minute crafts and celebrity drama.
I had to switch to Windows 11 for work, and I miss Linux so much. You're making it just a little bit more tolerable by helping me debloat this garbage more and more over time. Thanks for that.
What laptop did u use in the Video. Drop the name n specs please 😅
Pretty sure it's the MSI GF63 (2022).
My new p.c. started out in S mode. I was annoyed by this right away. It felt like Microsoft was forcing me to use only their apps. So ridiculous.
The start menu is actually my primary way of searching the web on PC.
He almost said it like it was a Windows 95 tutorial about the Start menu.
I was like "No s💩t, that's amazing!🤯".
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Weird, my Linux desktop didn't need me to edit the registry just to remove bloat. 🤔
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Fr, it’s so heartbreaking that people have to do this kind of stuff…
I loved the good ol' days when Windows didn't fill my storage with gigabytes worth of bloat that gets re-installed on the next update
Does it work on Windows 10?
The off button always makes me happy on Windows computers.
Good advice!
Anything to thwart Microshaft and Gates of hell
Ok but why does bro sound like an AI
once in a while, I really regret changing/ tweaking registery for multiple purpose for deleting/ uninstalling stuff and latency/ fps tweaks.
I have done many tweeks in registry, forced driver updates from third party apps like driver easy. updating chipset drivers from motherboard support and utilities.
I am doing all this from years. these all things seems to work at first but in reality they make your pc less responsive and lose performance somehow and that is the truth. and specially don't mess with system timers.
I've come to conclusion that just a fresh copy of windows form Microsoft website, making sure it's up to date in window environment is the best thing for your pc. no forcing your pc for crazy stuff, registry tweeks and third party updates.
Dude I love Arson Tech Tips
Microsoft doesn't want you to have an efficient or proper life either.
OMG is Windows gone so bad?
Step 1: Uninstall Windows
Grow up
@@datcheesecakeboi6745 Part of growing up is learning to take a joke. Clearly it's not viable for everyone to uninstall Windows.
@@datcheesecakeboi6745Lighten up.
Step 2: Install Linux
@@floboyyt "*coughs* I use Arch btw ;p"
Instructions unclear now I cant find my laptop
This is exactly what i use search bar for when I'm to lazy to open browser first
Bro knows all this and yet doesn't know how to flip his footage in editing because hes using a mirroring webcam
Or just install Linux, to solve all of your life's frustrations...
I run Linux on al my personal computers and servers:
- Desktop: Ryzen 9 5900X (12 core), 64GB ram
- Laptop: I5-3317U (dual core), 4GB ram
- Server: Ryzen 7 2700 (octa core), 64GB ram
- NAS: I3-8100 (quad core), 8GB ram
Then there is my work laptop running Windows 11:
- I7-12700H (6p cores & 8e cores), 32GB ram.
The Windows machine feels molasses slow, even when compared to my 12 year old Linux laptop with 4GB ram. It's just ridiculous!
If the learning curve for linux wasn't so steep and games ran good and fl studio was present i'd be all over it
@@uconsaa Linux is not harder :) it's just different of Windows and yes I agree with you if game would run nativly games that would be incredible
@@unknow323a5 lets just say its the least intuitive os there is that required me to WATCH A TUTORIAL to install a program
@@uconsaa Which programm ?
@@uconsaa You'd have to "watch a tutorial" for everything else, including mac. Mac users have to do the same when they use Windows for the first time. Taking a bit of time to learn things is normal, actually.
Also, why not just use the software center of whatever distro you picked?
Thank you very much I was searching for that a long time thanks
FYI: If you have a full screen game or application that crashes when you ALT+TAB out try the windows key.
There's no way windows crashes games when alt tabbing
Tip nr 1 dont use win11
why? it has improved performance in games, quicker search, looks better (imo). The only reason would be the compatibility vut if you have a compatible pc i would get win 11
@@kisgamer youre sources are incorect ,Check your sources again
@@funnyanimalworld7579 which one? the performance one? It is basically the same yeah, but it has a very slight advantage. quicker search? that is a fact. i use windows 11 and the search is noticeably quicker
I enjoy it , don't comment on something if you haven't tried it yet
I used Windows 11, and it is actually good. You might have a very slow pc to run it.
I just bought a new Dell laptop with windows 11 I must say I liked 10 a lot more but this looks like I built a gaming desktop with windows 10 and I'm glad I didn't upgrade to Windows 11 on that. Thanks for the information!!!
For best practice always backup your registry before making changes.- You can backup all or the part you are changing..
And my name is Vehicular Manslaughter!
I did this on my mothers work laptop and it did work. really good. Thansk
Thank you so much. I use the search bar as a calculator and sometimes i have to scroll through like 50 things to get to the result and would have been faster if i had actually just opened the calculator in the first place
Had that for a while now I love it
Explorerpatcher: 🗣️🗣️
I cant get over the fact that this guys name is Federal crime
I'll be deep in the cold cold ground before I recognize Windows 11
Honestly, I like what Microsoft does with Microsoft edge and windows except for the bloat and telemetry. Like who needs a calculator app or who needs an alarms app ? Just add the calculator function into the search bar instead of adding the web search function.
I love everything that's making windows faster
This windows feature probably would make me happy.. if I used windows
I am forever fascinated that making windows work always involves disabling microsoft.
i just right click on the start button for that menu. pressing the start button to bring up those apps is good feature
I did it and at first I was worried about why it's still showing, it then stopped showing only after few minutes.
Also, this is a pretty derned obscure setting, too. I will bet that Windows has more--many more!