Why is the Bing search engine not working properly with Microsoft Edge?

I followed all these steps and my MSN/Bing browser still gives me the same error! I'm getting really frustrated with bing.

Sorry to hear that. There are many, many people having the same issue. We have tried contacting the support team but they have proven to be less than helpful. I contacted the in August of 2023 with the same issue and received a reply last month saying they were “going to contact me to assist” and I have not heard anything since You can try some of the things that others in this post have tried. I switched to Google.

I followed all these steps and my MSN/Bing browser still gives me the same error! I'm getting really frustrated with bing.

Thanks for the advice. I cleared all my history and cookies as well, then of course a restart of the browser. It didn't work at that time, but about a week later the Bing search on my computer and mobile device began working. The points began working correctly around the middle of March 2024 and, so far so good. I think whatever was wrong on their end has been fixed finally.

So glad that worked for you. It does seem like they are getting some bugs fixed. Perhaps there is hope after all. Glad people are still pressuring them and asking for a fix.

LOL!!!! That and a bill for the. hours our time trying to fix their work! :)

It's scary. Microsoft and Apple are now 1 and 2 highest valued companies in the nation. The next three are also tech companies as well. But those two... they are the dominate scenario and technically speaking they would fall under the category of oligopoly. And sadly, these past ten years or so have shown that they are acting like it. At least in the EU, they call them on their **** and have no compunction about dragging their assess into court for anti-trust issues. But here in the States, we've become so corporatist and lenient these past thirty or so years that we are not anything like we were before. I never thought I would live to see the day when the majority of Americans would not just be so complacent about something like this but would actually behave as if these companies and others they adore (literally) not only couldn't but wouldn't dare anything wrong. As if they are real people. But then we live in an era where the social and cultural messaging and programming is so intense, especially in the area of promoting consumption and company loyalty via convincing us they really have feelings, etc., ad nausea that it's no wonder. It wasn't always like this, nor what existed was so ubiquitous and intense. I'm not talking about something that only began a decade ago, although it might seem like it to someone just noticing it now. It's been growing in intensity from at least the 1980s. Product loyalty... yes, that's always been a somewhat... but this entire giving ourselves over to the notion that capitalism has no bad cycle... at all, or that a company actually has yours or my best interests at heart is freaky. Really freaky. They should make Economics 101, Marketing and Advertising 101, and General Business 101, mandatory classes in high school. If for no other reason that because of the kind of culture we've create for ourselves. Those things surround everything we do and have eclipsed so many other areas. For all that is pushed at us in effort to convince us of nothing but lies, we should have the knowledge to understand it for what it is, recognize it when it's happening, and all the ways it is done.