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| 17 Oct 2012 | #1 |
| | How to search my entire computer? I had a explorer window open, not sure which location but I closed in in a hurry and right before I noticed a folder I have been looking for. When I use the search function, it does not pull everything. I have readjusted the settings in there as advised before, but it still doesn't search everywhere. For example, I have things on my desktop, and if I type in the name, it doesn't appear. So, how do I do a complete file name search for everything on my computer? |
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| 17 Oct 2012 | #2 |
| | Download and try "Everything" from voidtools.com Free. Lightning quick. Easily configured. You can tell it what drives to include in a search. It searches ONLY names, not contents. Agent Ransack is another good search tool. |
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