How to Add a Custom Web Search to the Run Command

Go to the main user folder., Open the "create shortcut" wizard.,Type the location of the item and click Next., Type a name for this shortcut then click Finish., Open the run command., Type the new shortcut, plus a space, plus a search keyword, then...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Go to the main user folder.

    For example:"My documents"
  2. Step 2: Open the "create shortcut" wizard.

    For example:
    File>New>Shortcut , In this case the item is the Internet Explorer filepath plus a URL.

    Exclude the query string from the URL.

    Wrap the filepath with quotes but do not the URL.

    For example: "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" https://www.google.com/search?q= , Just one or two letters will do.

    For example: "g"

    This can be accomplished by hitting "winlogo + R". ,
  3. Step 3: Type the location of the item and click Next.

  4. Step 4: Type a name for this shortcut then click Finish.

  5. Step 5: Open the run command.

  6. Step 6: Type the new shortcut

  7. Step 7: plus a space

  8. Step 8: plus a search keyword

  9. Step 9: then hit enter For example: "g ferraris"

Detailed Guide

For example:"My documents"

For example:
File>New>Shortcut , In this case the item is the Internet Explorer filepath plus a URL.

Exclude the query string from the URL.

Wrap the filepath with quotes but do not the URL.

For example: "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" https://www.google.com/search?q= , Just one or two letters will do.

For example: "g"

This can be accomplished by hitting "winlogo + R". ,

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