If you would like to comment on this or make suggestions toward further development of Windows 10 to the MS development team (and have them see it) you can use the Feedback Hub to do so. Apparently Windows 10's self maintenance features haveīecome advanced enough that it is now able to restore the registry to it's (just the OS's, not 3rd party apps) default values? The registry 'hack' outlined in that thread has been reported back to last only temporarily. If you are also facing this, here is the working fix to solve this. Whenever they search anything in Windows 10 search, the search results to Blank white. I have been following the thread that is referenced in the reply above by Dennis Mop for several days now. Some users have asked about solution for a weird problem in windows 11 and windows 10. I do not know if this was intentional (it would appear to be) or if it will be addressed in a future update. Press Windows + S to launch the search bar. Do note that all your applications will also switch from light (white) background to a dark (black) background. You can try changing the mode to Dark and check if this solves the problem in question. Changing the setting to dark then turns theĬortana Search Box in the Taskbar back to dark again. Solution 1: Changing Default App Mode By default, the mode is set to Light. In Win 10 v.1709 (the Fall Creators Update) this setting has been tied to the Default App Color setting found at Settings >Personalization >Colors >(scroll down to) Choose your default app mode (Light or Dark).

Windows search bar white