Mar 01, 2017 I don´t know why it works but try it and tell if it works for you guys too. Press Win + R (to open Run ) copy paste and press enter to run this program. It brings back the language bar and for me it allowed me to type in windows search, start menu and WINDOWS 10. This will add the search box on Windows 8 taskbar as seen in the below image. The address bar (or search box) appears on the right-hand side along with the system tray. If you want it to appear on the left-hand side (similar to Windows 10 where it is near start button), you can make this search box movable. Method 3: Change Windows 10 User Account Type from Control Panel. Open the Control Panel in Large or Small icons view. Click User Accounts. In the User Accounts screen, click the Manage another account link. The Manage Accounts window appears, listing all the accounts on your computer. Click the account you want to change.
I can't type in the Lookup Container. If I alter it to a 'Search Image', I can click on on it but nothing at all happens. In job manager, I see that SEARCHUI.EXE is usually running - I've shut it, watched it re-load itself, but same results, can't type in the Lookup Box. Also, on another related notice, Cortana doesn't open up for me, actually Cortana Configurations. If I click on on Cortana configurations, nothing occurs. I've already tried sfc /scannow, it by no means finds any corrupted files. I've set up all Home windows updates up to the period of this posting.
I can't type in the Research Container. If I alter it to a 'Research Symbol', I can click on it but nothing at all occurs. In job supervisor, I see that SEARCHUI.EXE is usually running - I've shut it, viewed it re-load itself, but exact same outcomes, can't type in the Lookup Box. Furthermore, on another related note, Cortana doesn't open up for me, also Cortana Settings.
If I click on Cortana configurations, nothing occurs. I've currently tried sfc /scannow, it never discovers any corrupted files.
I've set up all Home windows improvements up to the period of this blog post.
Enable Windows Defender Periodic ScanningClick the 'Windows Defender Antivirus Options' link. Click the switch to turn on Periodic Scanning. 
If an action is required for your McAfee product, follow the instructions to address it before continuing. In the expanded menu, there is a Periodic Scanning switch at the bottom.