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| ultimate x64 | search wont find files in locations i set to index For example, i hate going into windows/system32/drivers/etc/ to edit my hosts file. |
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| | Re: search wont find files in locations i set to index roffler <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> wrote: Quote: > > >For example, i hate going into windows/system32/drivers/etc/ to >edit my hosts file. (renamed it to hosts.old) and let it sit there. That aside, you can create a desktop shortcut to it, then right-click it and choose to open with notepad as the default, and next click it will automatically open it with notepad (or your editor of choice) Quote: >I went into indexing options, and i added both C: and D: to be indexed. >I noticed that C: excluded folders windows and program files, and I >removed those from the exclusion. But still whenever I try to search >from windows explorer in C: or from the Start Menu, it never finds >Hosts. I haven't tried rebuilding the index yet. > >Anyone have any advice on how to fix this? |
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