No, Windows regularly changes the index order and "learns" what you commonly type and what you click for which phrase. This leads to absurd situations where th

No, Windows regularly changes the index order and "learns" what you commonly type and what you click for which phrase. This leads to absurd situations where the index show different programs for each letter. For example on my machine: Up > Windows Update first Upd > Lenovo System Update first Upda > Windows Update first Update > Lenovo System Update is the only result When I search for Visual Studio, only a few programs are found. I made a shortcut for the Visual Studio Command prompt because Windows search regularly threw it out of the results. One day it's there, the next it's gone. Horrible UX.