Windows 10 is about to get a new tweak that will make this Mac user pale with envy. While we often think Apple is better than Microsoft, a new improvement is about to be added to file searching in Windows.

Specifically, it's about an upgrade to the little search box in the upper right corner of the file explorer window: in the next version of Windows, the search field in the file explorer will be autocomplete, showing suggestions to help you search.

This is because Windows Search will power up the upper right corner of File Explorer and quickly suggest results, trying to reduce the time it takes to find a file. WinCentral has an article listing Windows 10 20H1 (also called version 2004 ) in an article listing the features of Windows 10 20H1 (also known as version 2004), and reported the news. This update is supposed to be released in April of this year.

Apple users will look at this and think, "Why not us?"

They will think, "Spotlight is the powerful search tool we are all familiar with, which appears by pressing Command+Space, but there is no search field in the upper right corner of the Finder window.

Windows Search also brings OneDrive integration to file explorer search, so searching in that little field will help you find files everywhere.

Windows 10 20H1 also includes new features such as dedicated GPU temperature monitoring and a new tablet mode for the 2-in-1 that adjusts the spacing between taskbar icons to make it easier to tap the desired icon. windows 10 also includes a reset your PC A cloud download option has also been added, eliminating the need to rely solely on local files when reinstalling.