Start Menu - Add Search Connectors to Start Menu Search

Here's How:
1. Go to this tutorial here and download whatever Search Providers you like, or make your own.
Example:


Which will end up here: C:\Users\UserName\Searches

2. Go to the Start Menu and type gpedit.msc in the Search bar and press Enter. Click OK for the UAC prompt.

3. In the Local Group Policy Editor, go to User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Windows Explorer/Pin Libraries or Search Connectors to the "Search Again" links and the Start Menu,and double-click on it.

4. To enable the setting, click the dot for Enabled. Add the location for the Search Provider you want. I have given an example in the screenshot below, just Enter your own Username and the name of the Search Provider, followed by .searchConnector-ms. I have used the Bing! search provider for an example here. Enter it, along with any others, into the 5 Location to Pin areas. Click Apply - OK. You can now close gpedit.msc.

5. Now you can go to the Start Menu, and enter your search query into the bar, and you will see the first 3 Search Providers there along with the See More Results.

6. When you type your query in the search bar, you can choose to click on one of your Search Provider links, which will then give you your displayed results in the Explorer Window. Or you can choose See More Results, which will open a Window with all your displayed ''Search Again" links, including the other two Search Providers. You can then search from there if you want.



That's it,

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