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  If you're frustrated by research (aka Desktop Search), you are not alone. Click the Start button and type find and click the button 'change the way Windows search'. Now click on the Advanced button and select the tab file types scroll down and find your type of file (in your case .php) and make sure the radio button "index properties and the content of the file" is selected for the file type.

  Out the form by clicking on the OK button, but do not close the form when you click the Advanced button.

  Then, you may need to change the indexing locations. If the folder where your files are located is not known for indexing search, then search is not even bother looking for here (a source of frustration for many users). Maybe your files are located on another drive or partition without the knowledge of the indexing engine. Using the options icon and select/deselect expand, make sure that at least the files of interest are included for the indexed locations. I hope this helps.

  samc1

• 25541 error could not open xml file c:\windows\microsoftnet\framework\v2.0.50727\config\machine.config, 2147024786 system error... what kind of error is it?

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  Prom KrishnaNyaupane Hello,

  Please check the TechNet link below for a proposed solution.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/officesetupdeploy/thread/86787c69-5909-4885-843e-b8b977e5cc33

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• The Google web search results 'not fair' in Firefox

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  I ran all the patches malware/Antivirus software recommended, reinstalled Firefox, update of a few add-ons/plug-ins I have, and made sure that Google search parameters are exactly the same for all browsers. Nothing works.

  Did anyone else encounter this problem or have a guess at what may be the cause of this? I have spent a few hours trying to fix it and am willing to give up Firefox, so far that is (was) my go to the browser.

  Hello, google is tracking and customization of your search history even when you are not logged in - maybe you will have to remove or erase all cookies from Google.com and see if the results change...

  http://support.Google.com/accounts/bi.../answer.py?hl=en & Answer = 54048

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  I struggled with the same problem for a few hours. Finally, I discovered that:

  If you are looking for a word in a file name, then you must start the search string with an asterisk (wildcard character), in the opposite case, Windows will detect nothing. For example, if you are looking for "cyberdyne" in a file name, then you must look for the two "cyberdyne" and "* cyberdyne.

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• Search for content of a file in Windows 7 does not work. What I am doing wrong?

  I read a bunch of messages on this website, as well as others, on the way to search for content in a file. I followed the instructions, but it does not work for me.

  As I understand it, if I'm looking for a file containing the word 'pelican', I must type

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  It does not work.

  I also read that it speeds up the search if I turn on indexing. This is not feasible because there is more than 4 TB with a value of files on my company's server and indexing is apparently intended to apply only to files that are frequently used in areas that are frequently used.

  I guess I'm doing something wrong, because I've seen post this question even others and tell then the answer has worked for them, but it does not work for me.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Just type Pelican in fact, content: is not necessary.

  If you do not want to reserve a site indexed, there is an option that you can set to make a slow files manual scan (although it might take hours or days or weeks for the search engine to open and analyze inside 4 TB with a value of files over a slow network connection.  I hope that the server is indexing on, even if you do not have.  If this isn't the case, you'll be sorely out of luck.

  This setting, I've mentioned is here:

  

• How can I print a file search results to a csv file

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  It has been a while since I coded VBA - a solution - but not an easy one for a single use and I don't even know if VBA is supplied with the distribution of Vista.

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• Why SEARCH RESULTS not the DISK DIRECTORY after choosing a disk ICON?

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  Then my computer freezes

  Don't know what triggered it on my machine, I do not use 'messenger' , but I discovered that it was something to do with Windows. I have a Toshiba laptop, I finally ran the process of "adding value to products" using their 'product recovery disk '.  It took hours to reload everything and download the updates after the hard drive has been re-configured, but it seems to have solved the problems that I had with.  Radical solution, I know, but I'm not a "geek" so was becoming more frustrated with the constant "freezes" and poor performance.  I can only assume that my Windows XP system had somehow been corrupted.  It's all working fine now, fingers crossed!

• Cannot install the CD software, AutoPlay does not, can not see .exe files in windows Explorer

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• "On the splash screen, it says can not find script file"c:\windows\run.vbs "and on top of that, my screen is empty

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  "Last night I turned on my computer and the screen starts it sayscannot find script file"c:\windows\run.vbs "and on top of that, my screen is empty. I tried to run in safe mode, but I noticed the same problem. can anyone help

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, I understand that you are getting a message on the start screen.

  I suggest you to refer to the suggestions of ThrashZone replied on January 30, 2016 and check if that helps.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/getting-an-error-message-when-turning-the-computer/77eb910c-Bebb-4fc0-bf58-db3ca7b90033

  Warning of the BIOS:

  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Hope this information helps. Please let us know if you need any other help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Windows Search can not find any file with 'two letters'-'two letters', followed by the numbers i.e. FS-XP1234

  It's a weird thing, these files are located on a network drive, but I also tested in a local folder with the same results.

  Examples of questions:
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  Clark

  The problematic bit is actually the hyphen, although oddly, there is no block research in all situations.  The general Council is when the search text contains a symbol such as the hyphen, place the text between quotes and place ~ = before the quoted text.  So ~ = "fs - xp5" would work, but unfortunately this special syntax does not work in areas indexed without specifying the filename property.  To limit the search to the file names and also to allow the search successfully indexed areas, enter name: ~ = "fs - xp5.

  Some symbols have actually not need quotes, but some do so they are generally advised.

• Can not play .3gp files in windows media player

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  Hello

  Are you referring to the .3gp format?

  You will need a codec to play the video file. A codec is a software to compress or decompress a digital media file, such as a song or a video. Windows Media Player and other programs use the codec to play and create digital media files.

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• Search for 'FileHistory' or 'Historical file' in windows 8 says missing applications. How to load? Maybe he's lost.

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  Sandrine

  I am not able to turn on FileHistory, because the application is missing.  Where to find it?

  Sandrine

  Hello

  In search, you must select the parameters to see the history of the files in the results.

  Press the Windows key + X to display the system menu, and then select Control Panel.

  In top/right side of the window, select it view by: menu and select one of the views icons .

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