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Windows 11 Insider Beta build adds inline settings actions and typo tolerance to Windows Search

1 fonte(s) · 1 atualização(ões) · publicado 09/11/2026 16:33 · coletado há 1 hora

Microsoft is rolling out a rebuilt Windows Search experience, built on WinUI 3, to the Beta channel of the Windows 11 Insider Preview, and it adds inline actions that complete certain system tasks straight from the results panel. According to the article, users can turn on dark mode or Bluetooth, adjust screen brightness, mute the device, or arrange windows without opening Settings. The reviewer tested several settings and found that the results pointed to the right screens, and Search also now tolerates misspellings, so "drak" still returns Dark mode. The feature is a usability change in a preview build with no security content, no CVE and no exploitation, so it carries no direct threat. The article expects it to reach all users before the end of the year, most likely with the December 8 Patch Tuesday update, but Microsoft has not committed to that date in the article.

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  1. zdnet.com ↗ · pub. 09/11/2026 16:33 · coletado 09/11 18:00 primeiro registro

    Windows 11 Insider Beta build adds inline settings actions and typo tolerance to Windows Search

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    Microsoft is rolling out a rebuilt Windows Search experience, built on WinUI 3, to the Beta channel of the Windows 11 Insider Preview, and it adds inline actions that complete certain system tasks straight from the results panel. According to the article, users can turn on dark mode or Bluetooth, adjust screen brightness, mute the device, or arrange windows without opening Settings. The reviewer tested several settings and found that the results pointed to the right screens, and Search also now tolerates misspellings, so "drak" still returns Dark mode. The feature is a usability change in a preview build with no security content, no CVE and no exploitation, so it carries no direct threat. The article expects it to reach all users before the end of the year, most likely with the December 8 Patch Tuesday update, but Microsoft has not committed to that date in the article.