Bing in Start Search in Windows 10

I think there is a bug in Windows 10. I’d love to get access to the Cortana Search setting as shown in the images below. But those are not available. I keep on clicking (left click, right click, double click) the notebook as shown in the image but I do not get the same screen as below. Instead I get two buttons, i.e., Sign in button and May be later button. I wish someone will report this issue to Microsoft. I will submit it in the Feedback Hub but I am hoping someone in this community knows how to get around the bug without fiddling with the registry.

No, it is not available anywhere in Settings. Also, if one opens Microsoft Edge's Settings > Advanced, scroll down to Address bar search, Change search engine, the "Set as default" and "Remove" buttons are grayed out. So from the Microsoft Edge settings, we cannot remove or replace Bing either.

When you click on the Start Search, it will show Top Apps, among them is Microsoft Edge. I have not (never) been using Microsoft Edge even. So obviously the "Top Apps" is more a marketing ploy.

Concur. Same here.

No, it is not available anywhere in Settings. Also, if one opens Microsoft Edge's Settings > Advanced, scroll down to Address bar search, Change search engine, the "Set as default" and "Remove" buttons are grayed out. So from the Microsoft Edge settings, we cannot remove or replace Bing either.

When you click on the Start Search, it will show Top Apps, among them is Microsoft Edge. I have not (never) been using Microsoft Edge even. So obviously the "Top Apps" is more a marketing ploy.

Dear Team,

How do I enable the big search in Windows? I never tried to disable. However, I cannot see the search results either.

1. On the search tab in Windows 10, it defaults to using "Bing" without you doing anything.

2. On the Internet, you need to set "Bing" as the default search engine in your browser settings. For this you need to set it up yourself by going to the settings of whatever browser you are using.