At last, Microsoft seems to have a fix for one of those annoying bugs common to many Windows 11 users. The current new update has somehow jagged up the slowness or delay while searching in the Start Menu. Off we go! Indeed another fix that has been awaited for quite a long time, making everyday jobs easier and faster for millions.
What was the issue that started with search in the Start Menu, anyway?
Since the Rollout of Windows 11, many complaints went around, claiming the lagging whenever something was typed in the Start Menu, sometimes with total unresponsiveness, or to show results after a wait luckily. Such bugs were very obvious in low RAM or older configuration PC. The search feature is put there for one reason-to find a default app or open Settings; thus, slow bugs were a nuisance.
What fixes come into effect in the KB5039302 update?
Microsoft gave the latest update OTT for Windows 11 KB5039302. This update works for both versions 23H2 and 22H2. This update has made the search bar much more responsive as before. They claim Microsoft's search handler and indexer engine have been optimized with this update to have a much-enhanced search performance of the Start Menu. It has also slightly enhanced Taskbar Search Box Visual Interface making search easy to use. So on the whole, it improves the user's experience somewhat.
How to Install the Windows 11 Update
If anyone wants to install the fix, go to Settings - Windows Update and then the "Check for updates" option; the new fix will be shown to you. This was released as an optional update, but there may be a push to roll it out automatically before long. Following the installation of this update, you might be required to restart your PC for these changes to take effect.
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That was quite an update issued by Microsoft over the search issues with the Start Menu. For all those who have given up on the search long-time lagging behind in the perceived performance, this is well and truly encouraging news. Regular updates are bound to make Windows 11 an even better and smarter experience for its users.
