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<blockquote data-quote="becool773" data-source="post: 2523466" data-attributes="member: 82788"><p>Thanks. Is this similar to Everything? Everything searches for every file when say you type in excel and then you will have to manually select excel somewhere from that list to open microsoft excel whereas in the search bar microsoft excel is the first result. Can you share link for this powertoys?</p><p></p><p>All folders in windows folder are included in the index including system32, should I deselect every other folder?</p><p>Bro having two search bars/apps is a pain in the a$$. Is power toys similar to everything?</p><p>I am 100% sure that I am missing something from the points mentioned here</p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.askvg.com/fix-we-are-getting-search-ready-problem-in-windows-10/[/URL]</p><p>I have rebuilt the indexer a couple of times after the last post but it is searching for things like paint, calculator etc. but not search for settings, control panel etc. including the installed apps like ms office etc.</p><p></p><p>Bro lets reset, can you just tell me which folders/locations to index? The list of apps in the second screenshot of yours are searchable now, I rebuilt the index again after the last post, but here's the catch I have to type the full name like registry editor, event viewer etc. earlier I just had to type event and it used to show up event viewer. Same thing for example for paint, I need to type it fully for the search bar to show its icon. Coming to the installed apps like Windows word, excel even if the full name is typed nothing shows up just some crappy things like wordicon.exe, wordpad.exe which gives an error that this app can't run on your pc. Any help?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="becool773, post: 2523466, member: 82788"] Thanks. Is this similar to Everything? Everything searches for every file when say you type in excel and then you will have to manually select excel somewhere from that list to open microsoft excel whereas in the search bar microsoft excel is the first result. Can you share link for this powertoys? All folders in windows folder are included in the index including system32, should I deselect every other folder? Bro having two search bars/apps is a pain in the a$$. Is power toys similar to everything? I am 100% sure that I am missing something from the points mentioned here [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.askvg.com/fix-we-are-getting-search-ready-problem-in-windows-10/[/URL] I have rebuilt the indexer a couple of times after the last post but it is searching for things like paint, calculator etc. but not search for settings, control panel etc. including the installed apps like ms office etc. Bro lets reset, can you just tell me which folders/locations to index? The list of apps in the second screenshot of yours are searchable now, I rebuilt the index again after the last post, but here's the catch I have to type the full name like registry editor, event viewer etc. earlier I just had to type event and it used to show up event viewer. Same thing for example for paint, I need to type it fully for the search bar to show its icon. Coming to the installed apps like Windows word, excel even if the full name is typed nothing shows up just some crappy things like wordicon.exe, wordpad.exe which gives an error that this app can't run on your pc. Any help? [/QUOTE]
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