I found i was trying to search inside of .df files but nothing ever came back from search.
Index - Add or Remove File Types
1) go to control panel
2) indexing options
3) advanced button
4) file types tab
5) locate the file type in list
6) toggle the radio set to "Index properties and file contents"
7) press ok
8) press close
retry your search...
You could possibly mention you need it enabled in Programs/Features.
Hello Infinite,
The Windows Search option in Windows Features is only for the search index. It does not affect doing a non-index search though. :)
thank you so much
i was looking for these options for along time
but i have now a problem with my search when i'm searching in a folder
when i type a word to be found in a folder
it founds it
but then i cant do anything with that file like cut-rename-copy
but i was able to do it until a while ago
can you tell me what's the problem?
Hello pinklotus,
Double check that you are right clicking on the actual highlighted file and not on any space around the file. It can be real easy to click on a blank area right next to the file.
If you are, then when you right click on the file in search results, and click on "Open file location", are you able to do it from it's source location?
Could you post a screenshot showing all of this an the options it gives you to see if it may help ID the issue?
here is a list of all the options that are hidden at times, you can use them even if there not shown by default.
kind: [for a drop down list of all options]
or
kind:=calendar
kind:=communication
kind:=contact
kind:=document
kind:=email
kind:=feed
kind:=folder
kind:=game
kind:=instant message
kind:=journal
kind:=link
kind:=movie
kind:=note
kind:=picture
kind:=program
kind:=saved search
kind:=task
kind:=tv
kind:=video
kind:=web history
type: [for a drop down list of all options]
or
type:=Application
type:="Contact file"
type:=Directory
type:="File folder"
type:=Icon
type:="Internet Shortcut"
type:=Library
type:="Pinned Site Shortcut"
type:=Shortcut
type:="Windows Media Audio File"
Greetings,
Is it possible to search for two or more files and get the result in the same windows then select & copy them?
Regards
Hello mhachoui,
Yes, it sure is. You could use this format below to search for both files at the same time. You can then select them as usual from the search results. :)
file1 AND file2
(see top "Adding operators") section below for more info. Advanced tips for searching in Windows
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