Microsoft plans to fix another bug in Windows search

The search engine has long been an integral part of the entire line of Microsoft operating systems, particularly Windows 10. It allows users to easily find documents, images, or applications. However, issues with searching in 'the ten' occur regularly and quite frequently.

Microsoft plans to fix another bug in Windows search

That's why Microsoft is currently they are working working on a new application called Indexer Diagnostics, which is already available available in the Microsoft Store. According to the developers, it is intended to help troubleshoot indexing issues during searches.

The application is currently in beta version but is already capable of displaying data about the indexing process and allows users to restart the relevant service. It also provides information on whether a specific application or file has been indexed.

The company has not officially announced the Indexer Diagnostics application yet, but it is expected to do so within this year. Additionally, let us remind you that the Windows 10 20H1 update received an update aimed at reducing disk and processor load. In any case, the company promises that this is how it will work. We will have to wait for the release to draw conclusions.

However, the issue with searching in the File Explorer remains unresolved, although this fix has been awaited for a long time. Yet, there is no rush in Redmond to announce a date. It seems clear that we should not expect this any earlier than spring, when the final version of the update will be released. 



Source: 3dnews.ru
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