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> Windows Search requires a DNS lookup WHY? Why? Why. I’m seriously asking. Who thought that was a good idea? Who?! FIRE THEM. NO USER ever in the histo

> Windows Search requires a DNS lookup WHY? Why? Why. I’m seriously asking. Who thought that was a good idea? Who?! FIRE THEM. NO USER ever in the history of Windows users ever said: “I want to search the contents of my computer, but windows search is too fast; can you please make windows search extremely slow, make it omit things that I know exist, and also make it search the internet? Also, I want you to index my laptop while it is sleeping in my bag, making my bag very hot, and using up all my battery trying to cool down so that I have no battery left when I open up the laptop.” No one has ever asked for that, but we have it, we’ve had it for a long damn time.

cryptonector 10mo ago
BECAUSE ads that's why. They could have had the sense and respect for their users to make it async.
- naikrovek 10mo ago
  This started before suggestions in the start menu. Odd capitalization detected: might indicate that commenter is older with opinions stronger and more frequent than normal.
  - cryptonector 10mo ago
    The "odd capitalization" was humor related to the parent comment's "odd capitalization".
vkou 10mo ago
The best thing about windows 11 is that if you hit the windows key, and type 'restart', it searches for 'restart' on Bing. Please give me the name, rank, and serial number of the PM who thought this was a good idea. I will use all my meager fortune to make sure that nobody will want to hire them for PM work ever again.
- jukkan 10mo ago
  Try and search for 'recycle bin' and you get zero local results in Windows 11. Unless you've gone and manually added the desktop icon into you Start menu items. 30 years ago, Win95 introduced the Recycle Bin. Maybe, just maybe, you should have made it discoverable via the Start menu by now?
- anonymars 10mo ago
  I'd say that's the second best, after "there's probably a 5-10% chance the start menu search doesn't actually pop up correctly in the first place"
- pests 10mo ago
  Easiest I've found is Windows+X, then 'u' for 'Shut Down or Restart' then 'r' for retart. Win+X, u, r.

cryptonector 10mo ago

BECAUSE ads that's why. They could have had the sense and respect for their users to make it async.

naikrovek 10mo ago
This started before suggestions in the start menu. Odd capitalization detected: might indicate that commenter is older with opinions stronger and more frequent than normal.
- cryptonector 10mo ago
  The "odd capitalization" was humor related to the parent comment's "odd capitalization".

vkou 10mo ago

The best thing about windows 11 is that if you hit the windows key, and type 'restart', it searches for 'restart' on Bing. Please give me the name, rank, and serial number of the PM who thought this was a good idea. I will use all my meager fortune to make sure that nobody will want to hire them for PM work ever again.

jukkan 10mo ago
Try and search for 'recycle bin' and you get zero local results in Windows 11. Unless you've gone and manually added the desktop icon into you Start menu items. 30 years ago, Win95 introduced the Recycle Bin. Maybe, just maybe, you should have made it discoverable via the Start menu by now?
anonymars 10mo ago
I'd say that's the second best, after "there's probably a 5-10% chance the start menu search doesn't actually pop up correctly in the first place"
pests 10mo ago
Easiest I've found is Windows+X, then 'u' for 'Shut Down or Restart' then 'r' for retart. Win+X, u, r.