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| Guest | Desktop Search problem setting indexed locations Hi, I am continuously given a weird problem by Desktop Search in Vista. Namely not all folders are shown under drive C: when trying to select indexed locations. When clicking on Modify in the Indexing Options control panel and on the Show all folders button and saying Yes for UAC prompt asking if I really want this, the Indexed Locations dialog shows my C: drive but lists only the folders alphabetically preceding the RRBackups folder (that may belong to Lenovo's backup software or may be the recycle bin folder of Vista). On another forum a guy noted a similar problem with WDS 3.1 on XP (http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/Sho...eID=1&mode=1): no folders were shown for him which alphabetically ranked behind Recycle Bin. I do not have a Recycle Bin but RRBackup inevitably starts with an R. Unfortunately my relevant folders are called Stuff and Work and therefore I do not have a chance to have anything really important indexed but my mails. These mentioned folders were created by the same account and are configured with the very same permissions that were used to create and configure folders starting with letters that advance R in the alphabet and that are displayed in the dialog. For example, I could index my Annex folder if I wanted to and if it were not created only for the sole reason of testing and confirming this bug. Looking for any helpful tips, Gus |
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| Guest | Re: Desktop Search problem setting indexed locations Hi , got exactly the same problem... hey microsoft... this is 5/5/08 - havent you solved this Vista problem yet???? Eran Gus;497184 Wrote: Quote: > Hi, > > I am continuously given a weird problem by Desktop Search in Vista. > Namely > not all folders are shown under drive C: when trying to select indexed > locations. > > When clicking on Modify in the Indexing Options control panel and on > the > Show all folders button and saying Yes for UAC prompt asking if I > really want > this, the Indexed Locations dialog shows my C: drive but lists only the > folders alphabetically preceding the RRBackups folder (that may belong > to > Lenovo's backup software or may be the recycle bin folder of Vista). On > another forum a guy noted a similar problem with WDS 3.1 on XP > ('Re: List of locations to index stops at Recycle bin for local drive - > MSDN Forums' (http://tinyurl.com/3olxr5) > no folders were shown for him which alphabetically ranked behind > Recycle Bin. > I do not have a Recycle Bin but RRBackup inevitably starts with an R. > Unfortunately my relevant folders are called Stuff and Work and > therefore I > do not have a chance to have anything really important indexed but my > mails. > > These mentioned folders were created by the same account and are > configured > with the very same permissions that were used to create and configure > folders > starting with letters that advance R in the alphabet and that are > displayed > in the dialog. For example, I could index my Annex folder if I wanted > to and > if it were not created only for the sole reason of testing and > confirming > this bug. > > Looking for any helpful tips, > > Gus -- eyarkoni Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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