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Fix Win11Debloat to bring back Bing search bar and weather icon in taskbar [resolved]

Fix Win11Debloat to bring back Bing search bar and weather icon in taskbar [resolved]

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04-14-2023, 09:37 AM
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I tried using this method. I want Bing search bar and weather icon in taskbar at the front. Is that achievable? EDIT: https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat/...ng-Changes Re-enable Bing Web Search The Windows search can be restored by opening the Enable_Bing_Cortana_In_Search.reg file from the script. Locate it via Win11Debloat > Regfiles > Undo. You might also find a download link for this registry file. If your region is in the EEA, reinstalling Microsoft Bing app might be necessary. Make sure it’s enabled in search settings. Be aware you may need to log out or restart your PC for changes to take effect. Restoring widgets requires running the Enable_Widgets_Service.reg file from the script’s location. This also needs a restart or sign-out.
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04-14-2023, 09:37 AM #1

I tried using this method. I want Bing search bar and weather icon in taskbar at the front. Is that achievable? EDIT: https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat/...ng-Changes Re-enable Bing Web Search The Windows search can be restored by opening the Enable_Bing_Cortana_In_Search.reg file from the script. Locate it via Win11Debloat > Regfiles > Undo. You might also find a download link for this registry file. If your region is in the EEA, reinstalling Microsoft Bing app might be necessary. Make sure it’s enabled in search settings. Be aware you may need to log out or restart your PC for changes to take effect. Restoring widgets requires running the Enable_Widgets_Service.reg file from the script’s location. This also needs a restart or sign-out.

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04-20-2023, 08:15 PM
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The issue with scripts from random internet users is they lack control and clarity. They can break functionality without obvious signs, making it hard to trace the cause—especially when older Windows versions are involved. If a script fails, you might need to revert to native Windows tools after a while. Many people rely on built-in features like Windows Search instead of third-party solutions. Manual adjustments offer more precision and understanding of changes.
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04-20-2023, 08:15 PM #2

The issue with scripts from random internet users is they lack control and clarity. They can break functionality without obvious signs, making it hard to trace the cause—especially when older Windows versions are involved. If a script fails, you might need to revert to native Windows tools after a while. Many people rely on built-in features like Windows Search instead of third-party solutions. Manual adjustments offer more precision and understanding of changes.

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