Microsoft Bing Rewards Daily auto run

Synology Windows boot auto-run Rewards daily search task, with random pause times to enhance the naturalness of search behavior, approximately 4 hours to complete.

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Author

北方的冬（789cn）

Daily installs

Total installs

399

Ratings

2 0 0

Version

V7.1.0

Created

2025-08-26

Updated

2025-11-18

Size

9.12 KB

License

GNU GPLv3

Applies to

bing.com

Microsoft Rewards Daily Task Script

This script is designed to automatically complete Microsoft Rewards daily search tasks, helping users easily earn points while reducing the risk of account monitoring or bans.

Main Features

Automatic Search: Automatically performs daily searches upon opening *.bing.com pages.
Randomized Search:
- Uses different hot search terms for each search, supporting sources:
- Douyin Hot Searches
- Weibo Hot Searches
- Bilibili Hot Searches
- Baidu Hot Searches
- Toutiao Hot Searches
- Falls back to default classic search terms if sources fail.
Random Pauses:
- Removed the pause every 4 searches feature; now randomly pauses 3-13 minutes after each search.
- Avoids detection from high-volume searches in short periods.
Daily Counter Reset:
- Automatically resets search count at midnight daily.
- Prevents the script from getting stuck after reaching the search limit.
Search Progress Floating Tip:
- Displays Current Search Count / Maximum Search Count in the top-right corner of the page.
- Allows real-time monitoring of search progress.
Menu Commands:
- "Start": Resets the counter and begins searching.
- "Stop": Immediately stops searching.

Homepage Setup

Set the browser homepage to bing.com or continue browsing the last opened webpage.
For convenience, every new tab opens to Bing; install extensions to set new tabs and homepage to bing.com.
For Google Chrome and Edge browsers, install the New Tab Redirect extension.
For Firefox browser, install the New Tab Override extension (Figure 4).

Task Duration

For 30 searches, there are 29 intervals.
Each interval includes: Random delay of 10-30 seconds (average 20 seconds) + Pause of 3-12 minutes (average 7.5 minutes = 450 seconds).
Total average time ≈ 29 * (20 + 450) = 29 * 470 = 13,630 seconds ≈ 227.17 minutes ≈ 3 hours 47 minutes.
Minimum time: 29 * (10 + 180) = 5,510 seconds ≈ 91.83 minutes.
Maximum time: 29 * (30 + 720) = 21,750 seconds ≈ 362.50 minutes ≈ 6 hours. **update 4 hours
This script is an automatic background task; longer random times make it less likely to be detected.

Usage Instructions

Install the Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey browser extension.
Install this script.
Open the Bing page, and the search task will execute automatically.
Monitor progress via the floating tip in the top-right corner.
Use menu commands to manually start or stop searches.

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1. Windows Users: Auto-Run Configuration on Boot

Press Win + R, enter shell:startup.

Enter the startup folder and place the browser shortcut inside; it will auto-run on boot.

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2. NAS Virtual Machine Auto-Run

For Synology Virtual Machine Manager VMs: In the Synology Control Panel - Task Scheduler - Add User-Defined Script (ROOT user), create separate boot and shutdown scripts:


Boot

synowebapi --exec api=SYNO.Virtualization.API.Guest.Action version=1 method=poweron runner=admin guest_name="VMM Virtual Machine Name"

Shutdown

synowebapi --exec api=SYNO.Virtualization.API.Guest.Action version=1 method=shutdown runner=admin guest_name="VMM Virtual Machine Name"

For 33 searches: Approximately 100 to 300 minutes.

Below is a BAT script created in the VM Windows to start Chrome browser at a random time on boot:

@echo off
:: Set initial delay (40 seconds)
timeout /t 40 /nobreak

:: Replace with your EXE program path
start "" "C:\app\Chrome\App\chrome.exe" "https://www.bing.com"

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3. Windows Users Auto-Run - Auto-Exit

@echo off
:: Start EXE program (replace with your EXE program path)
start "" "C:\app\Chrome\App\chrome.exe"

:: Wait (2400 seconds) - modify time as needed
timeout /t 2400 /nobreak

:: Close the specified EXE program (replace with your program name, excluding path, just filename)
taskkill /IM "YourProgram.exe" /F