Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

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bariyer — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 10:00:44 GMT

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re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

pifouxl — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 06:55:49 GMT

I use 2 systems with Vista Ultimate (both updated to SP1). On one system search does not work - for example, I will search *.pst to find my outlook files and select 'C:' as location (my main hard drive) / or select 'Everywhere' / or select the directory where these files are: 'AppData/Local/Microsoft/Outlook' as the location.

In all cases, Vista searches for a while (no error message) and then display message "No items match your search". I can see these files ... weird

If I launch the search from my second machine, it will find the files on my first machine (on the network) - so I can always do this.

does anyone know how I can fix the problem on my first machine?

Thanks heaps in advance - I'm pulling my hair with this.

Windows Vista

Chaks' Corner — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 09:25:11 GMT

1) Vista Preview pane 2) Vista Start menu 3) Network icon status 4) Network Diagnostics - Diagnose and Repair 5) Security Center 6) Volume Mixer 7) Demo : Instant Search in Windows Vista 8) Demo : Live Icons Display in Windows Search in Windows Vista

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Sentium — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 05:10:14 GMT

Esther went throught the Advanced Search Feature too quickly. I couldn't see how she brought up the advance search options-what do you click? Is it available in Gallery, Media Player, Explorer, etc?

thank you.

re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

Xepol — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 06:09:32 GMT

What the??? Did someone hit the rewind button or something?

Demo: Live Icons in Windows Vista

The Windows Experience Blog — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 20:11:05 GMT

In the last video , Esther told you all about how Instant Search makes her day-to-day life easier. Today,

re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

hitmouse — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 06:18:01 GMT

Last week I installed some Canon software for my digital camera. Then I tried typing 'Canon' and 'stitch' but neither could be found. I had to go trawling through my program listing to find the Canon photostitch software.

It's like when I rip a CD with WMP11 to my hard drive. The album folder can't be found. Most times it doesn't even get added to 'Recently Added' list. Makes no difference whether it's my home Vista desktop or my work XP tablet pc.

On my Vista machine I have my root music folder included in the index, but the performance is so lacklustre that it's faster to navigate manually.

As a sidebar I suspect that the huge number of folders required by media player means that Vista loses track of folder customizations very quickly. So my Windows Contact folder always reverts to something either than Contacts type despite being set thus every time I edit my Contacts.

re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

GTRoberts — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 01:56:25 GMT

to caywen... because regedit is system/admin type program and exists in \Windows folder and by default, Search does not search in there. You can easily change Search to include c:\windows (and sub folders) if you *really* want to.

re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

caywen — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:46:39 GMT

How come when I type "regedi" I see nothing, but when I complete it with a "t" I finally see "regedit.exe" in the results? Whats up with that?

Otherwise, works great on all other programs.

re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

noogy — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 10:01:50 GMT

I have two laptops that run on Vista and one on XP (that am using now). I must say that even on XP, this Instant Search thing is marvelous! It looks into practically every nook and cranny of my PC and indexing is really fast. Awesome, thank you!

Windows Vista Demo: Instant Search

The blog of Rob Margel — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 09:38:20 GMT

Search is something I use all the time in Vista, but when I show it to friends and colleagues some of

re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

someone — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 09:04:52 GMT

The Start menu search is nice, the indexed search also works well, what I don't like very much is the real-time/non-indexed search which is slower than what used to be in XP, and the UI for non-indexed advanced search is very clumsy. Simple features (like specifying where to search etc.) are too deep inside the UI), you cannot specify a date range from the UI, searching by file type/extension isn't exposed in the UI. I'm aware of the advanced search syntax for Windows Search but I (and I think some other users) are not comfortable remembering the syntax or even requiring to type it. I just want a simple UI which exposes all the basic search features (which isn't in Vista's search UI) and this is what keeps me from using Advanced search and instead use third-party utilities (though the Start menu search and integrated search in Explorer is useful and awesome).

re: Demo: Instant Search in Windows Vista

dovella — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 23:18:20 GMT

Nice :D

PLS continue post video.

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