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

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  Even if I indexed all folders on my computer Windows Search can not find something of my music, my pictures, and my videos folders. I checked if they are indexed and they are. I tried rebuilding the index, but it did not help. Does anyone know what may be the problem?

  Problem solved. One of my programs has changed the use of the search bar for "do not search" menu properties taskbar and start, I have no idea why.

  PROBLEM SOLVED

  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.

  If the word you are looking for is at the beginning of the name of the file, or if it is preceded by a dash or a dot, then Windows Explorer is the file without the asterisk.

• Windows 7 can not find my file?

  Windows 7 can not find my file?

  The folder is synchronized with Google drive

  I could add 'system' of permissions, but this causes permission errorsI is currently seeking 17000 files manually and it's a pain

  Any way to get Windows 7 to find 'xp style' folders on the fly without all these stories of cataloguing which causes has other "cannot find' bugs even when

  Actually found a solution so for all those who use the Googledrive folder on Windows - you can cut search indexing (uses of data which is not updated on the records of Gdrive) causing Win 7 search "on-the-fly" = a little more slow but even faster that I can read names of 17000 files

  Just open your main Gdrive/Windows folder and choose search & Union Options / folders:

  Always search file names... CHECK

  Index of use which... CHECK

  Ok

  

• Windows 7 start menu search can't find any files.

  Hello

  
  Start menu search does produce all files. The only results it shows are programs and Control Panel options. Essential, the search does not find the word, text, excel or pdf. I tried all of the obvious solutions that includes, by adjusting the indexing options. Enabling/disabling Windows Search on and off through programs and features. I have rebuilt the index a multiple of times. Define Windows Search in auto-start Services. I checked and rechecked the extensions of files included in the research and their individual parameters. I confirmed that the system has administration rights to all indexed files.
  These files are my documents transferred from Windows XP Professional 32-bit with Windows Easy Transfer to my newly purchased Windows 7 Professional 64-bit. The laptop has been approved for upgrade of Windows Upgrade Advisor.
  New suggestion would be appreciated...
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Wes

  I thought about it. There is a search parameter slot under the Start Menu Properties. I can't believe that that has not been suggested as a possible cause on any of the fine Web of MS. well sites.

  Right click the Start Menu button.
  Select Properties
  Relative to the opening tab of the Start Menu, click "Customize...". »
  Scroll to the bottom and with the parameter 'Search the other files and libraries' select search with public folders or search without public folders.
  I hope this helps someone.

• Satellite U840-10N - Windows Installation can not see any drive

  Hi all, this is my first post so I hope that I chose the right place to post in.

  I just bought a new Toshiba Satellite u840-10n ultrabook. He joined WIndows 7 Home Premium 320 GB HHD + SSD of 32 GB.

  Even though I prefer Linux, I need Windows because of Microsoft Visual Studio. I downloaded Visual Studio (legally throught dreamspark.com), but it looks like it has some issues. In particular, I can't create any project.

  After searching the Web for this problem, I decided to try reinstalling Windows, hoping that this will solve the problem, and here's the point.

  Installation process of Windows 7 can not find any drive. I looked through the web a lot to solve this problem, even, without understanding.

  I read a lot of other people had the same problem. I tried different ways and I'm about to throw the laptop out the window.

  Is there anyone can help me?

  See you soon,.

  Marco Galassi

  You need to load the SATA driver before you start the installation of the OS. Try it please use the files from http://www.fileswap.com/dl/igfH0jVrap/

  I used it on my Win8 preinstalled satellite to install Win7 64 bit. Copy it to USB and install from there.
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• Windows XP sp3 can not find a file that I know is there

  Windows XP sp3 can not find a file that I know is there. I even copied the file to the desktop, but research still cannot find the file. He may not get indexed. But on a search for *.mp3, it will include this file. I've searched all files and folders, file name or name part and content, but the search is empty.

  The reason why I asked is that this *.mp3 IS a 'partial file name.

  If the file is an MP3 file (music), I doubt if you could ever find by searching for "contained in the file," then relevant chess is why it was not found using the complete file name or part of the name.

  If the file is not hidden, the only other thing I can think is that there is some special characters in the name of the file that is not obvious when you look at it.

  For example, there was quite a "Drunk Philly' in 1974 called hit"when will be I see You Again"by the three degrees. Let's say you have decided to appoint an this (3) .mp3 mp3 file. It would be a legal folder name, but a search for 3º.mp3 won't find it. This is because the name of the file, I used the 'degree' (Unicode 00B 0) symbol and the search string uses the symbol "masculine ordinal' (Unicode 00BA). These symbols are almost identical to the nekkid eye (can not use the actual word here), but not to a computer search engine.

  Replace any part of the name of the file, except the extension using the * wildcard would make the search works, but if you have used the 'partial' name, includes all who is this character, which could cause the problem.

  To test, I suggest renaming the file. See if research there now. If so, rename, go back to what you think it was--but use the keyboard, not copy and paste to get the name of "origin". Search finds now?

• Windows 7 search can't find AppData files

  Windows search does not find the files. The search for a zip file (which is stored in C:\Users\ \AppData\Local\Tempor C:\Documents and Settings\\AppData\Local\Temp, does not appear.

  I can navigate the files without any problems.

  This is just a simple example, but no functioning research is frustrating our planned deployment of W7 as we debug a request number and other problems.

  Is there a way to search by index / the \AppData? This time, I almost 1 000 000 files on the disc (in the areas of 'normal' data) and indexing/search works to find.

  The folder \AppData & subfolders are not included in indexed locations.
  because of the thousands of files that can reside.
   
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  Windows search does not find the files. The search for a zip file (which is registered
  in C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Temp or C:\Documents and
  Settings\\AppData\Local\Temp, doesn't show up.
   
  I can navigate the files without any problems.
   
  This is just a simple example, but research not functioning is frustrating
  our planned deployment of W7 as we debug one application number and other
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• can not find script file "c:\". WINDOWS 32\system\system32.db»

  can not find script file "c:\". WINDOWS 32\system\system32.db»

  Hi bushra2000,

  Provide us more information on the issue:

  · You receive this error during the startup process?

  · You receive this error message when you work with an application or a program?

  · You have security software installed on your computer?

  · What is the service pack installed?

  Virus scanner to check that there is no virus or malware on your computer activity. You can check the link for the following online antivirus scan: http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm

  With regard to:

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• Error message: can not find script file "c:\". WINDOWS 32\system\windows.db»

  Original title: error message: can not find script file "c:\". WINDOWS 32\system\windows.db» Help!

  After starting my Vista laptop, I get the error message: can not find script file "c:\". WINDOWS 32\system\windows.db» The mouse cursor freezes and I can't do anything on the PC. The PC will run in Safe Mode help!

  Hello

  1st thing to try is the system in safe mode restore to before the problem

  http://www.windowsvistauserguide.com/system_restore.htm

  Windows Vista

  Using the F8 method:

  1. Restart your computer.
  2. When the computer starts, you will see your computer hardware are listed. When you see this information begins to tap theF8 key repeatedly until you are presented with theBoot Options Advanced Windows Vista.
  3. Select the Safe Mode option with the arrow keys.
  4. Then press enter on your keyboard to start mode without failure of Vista.
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• Managed to install XP Mode but cannot find "Windows XP Mode" in the folder "Windows Virtual PC" and also cannot find any file with the extension of the vmc

  Dear friends,

  I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit

  I'm really happy with the answers given on this subject, but after the installation of "WindowsXPMode_en - us.exe" and "Windows6. 1 - KB958559 - x 64 - RefreshPkg.msu ".
  installation went well but I can't find any file on my computer with vpc extension, and I don't see the Windows XP Mode folder in Program Files.
  When I try to reinstall, I get the message that it has already been installed.  In folder options, I enabled see all files including system files.
  Thank you!

  Thank you very much!!!

  After I posted the question (and struggled with the issue for a while),
  I decided to uninstall Virtual PC and XP Mode, and then when I reinstalled
  them everything was fine.
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• Windows Search can not index the A: drive

  Do not assign the letter 'A' on a disk partition, because Windows Search does not index the A: drive. I made a Win7 installation on a system with a SSD boot drive and a conventional hard drives.

  I did my data to partition the A: drive and moved my files user for this partition. Windows Search could not find anything on this drive until I assigned a different drive letter to the partition.

  I know that there are very few machines with floppy drive.

  Is always the convention however that readers and B are reserved for floppy drives and will be until there is no more floppy drives on the left.

  If you connect a USB external floppy drive on your machine, it is the reader, NOT the D or E or F or any other letter.

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  Windows 7 can not find a device driver for my Bluetooth compatible iPhone 3G

  Click Start > devices and printers > add a device, make sure that Bluetooth is turned on. For additional help, see the following link:
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• I want to use the custom pattern, actions ets... But I can not find custom files to [presets > model] or [presets > actions]... Where should you put these files?

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• I hawe eloquence pc Acer Aspire 5820TG 2 days my webcam no longer works on my Skype account and I can not find hao get it working again, I eawen hawe deleted the account and tried to reinstall

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  I hawe eloquence pc Acer Aspire 5820TG 2 days my webcam no longer works on my Skype account and I can not find hao get it working again, I hawe eawen deleted the account and I tried to reinstall Skype, but still the webcam does not work, any hao suguestions to recower my webcam on my pc?
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