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You’ll find the settings that allow Windows to search your files and other content on the Searching Windows page in Windows Settings. None of it is sent to any other computer or to Microsoft. All data gathered from indexing is stored locally on your PC.

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Indexing the contents of your PC helps you get faster results when you're searching it for files and other things. To view the history associated with your work or school account go to the Bing Search History page and sign in using your work or school account. Note that Windows Search saves your Microsoft Search history to your work or school account. Learn more about how Microsoft stores and maintains your search history. To include or exclude your search history from search suggestions for your Microsoft account, go to the Bing Search History page and sign in using your Microsoft account. To view and delete the search history associated with your Microsoft account, go to the Microsoft privacy dashboard. Under Cloud content search, make sure Microsoft account is turned On. Make sure you’re signed in to Windows with your Microsoft account. To use your web search history with your Microsoft account Windows Search can save and use your web search history with your Microsoft account so you can get more relevant web search results and suggestions. Under History, select the Clear device search history button. To clear the search history that’s saved on your device For example, you might discover that an app is ranked higher in your results if you’ve searched for it before. Windows Search saves your search history locally on your device to help you find things faster. If you turn on the Work or School account setting for Cloud content search, Windows Search will show results from OneDrive for Business, Outlook, SharePoint, and more from Microsoft Search. Learn more about Microsoft Rewards points

You can also earn Microsoft Rewards points when you search with Bing in the Windows search box. If you search the web or get web search suggestions with Windows Search, Bing will personalize your results. If you turn on the Microsoft account setting for Cloud content search, Windows Search will show results from items in your personal OneDrive, Outlook, and other Microsoft services. The account name and account type appear under Connected accounts.

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Select the search box on the taskbar in Windows 10 or the magnifying glass icon on the taskbar in Windows 11, and then, in the upper-right corner of the window that appears, select Options ( ). To see which accounts are connected to Windows Search To add your organizational account, select Add a work or school account. To add your personal account, select Add a Microsoft account. Under Accounts used by other apps, select an option : Go to Start > Settings > Accounts > Email & accounts. To connect Windows Search with your accounts Windows Search uses accounts you previously added for other Microsoft apps to personalize your search experiences. You can find more info about SafeSearch on Bing Help. If you select Moderate or Off, Bing search will default to using your Bing SafeSearch setting on the Settings page. Bing will respect the Strict setting on the device regardless of your Bing SafeSearch setting on the Settings page. If you select Strict, your setting will be shared with Bing in your browser. Under SafeSearch, select your preference: In Windows 11, go to Start > Settings > Privacy & security > Search permissions. In Windows 10, go to Start > Settings > Search > Permissions & History. If Bing determines results are deemed to include adult content, the preview pane will instead display a See web results button so you can open results in your web browser instead, as shown in the following screenshot: Windows Search relies on Bing technology to determine if search results include sensitive content before presenting them in web previews. SafeSearch helps keep adult content out of your web previews. Manage Windows Search settings SafeSearch If you use Windows Search for searching the web or getting search suggestions, your results will be powered by Bing. Your work or school account (including OneDrive for Business, SharePoint, and other Microsoft services) Your personal Microsoft account (including OneDrive and Outlook) Your device (including apps, settings, and files) Windows Search can provide results for items from: Windows Search lets you search from your taskbar to find what you’re looking for, whether it’s on your device, in the cloud, or on the web.

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