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Microsoft Redesigns Windows Search for Improved Speed and Efficiency

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Microsoft is testing a significant redesign of Windows Search, which has been a problematic feature in Windows 11. The new version is built for increased speed and modernized using the WinUI 3 framework. Anshul Rawat, a Windows corporate VP, stated the update is part of a broader effort to modernize core system experiences. Early tests indicate the overhaul brings substantial improvements in both performance and memory usage compared to the previous version.

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