In Windows 7 I type xxxx.txt and it searches the file in the indexed files.
In Windows 10 I have to type Find in Documents. How do I make it searches in my files without clicking a second time ?
Nobody knows ? To soon I guess.
Try thisIn Windows 7 I type xxxx.txt and it searches the file in the indexed files.
In Windows 10 I have to type Find in Documents. How do I make it searches in my files without clicking a second time ?
Press the WinKey [ ]
then just type your search item, i.e. Q1report or Disk
This was working well last week, but seems to behave strange this week.
It seems to be working for me now, but not 2 hours ago
If you don't get results with a word, try typing just the first letter of the file you want to find.
Also, don't add extensions when searching - just the file name (Q1report instead of Q1report.xlsx)
hi!In Windows 7 I type xxxx.txt and it searches the file in the indexed files.
In Windows 10 I have to type Find in Documents. How do I make it searches in my files without clicking a second time ?
the same problem for me.
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Hope a resolution
My situation is not an issue, it's by design. File search works fine, but we need to click find in documents before, so it requires a second click, less efficient this way
the same for meMy situation is not an issue, it's by design. File search works fine, but we need to click find in documents before, so it requires a second click, less efficient this way
Try this:
Launch Settings, then search for Search
Select the trouble shooter
Press advanced and run as administrator
Choose the issue your machine exhibits - I picked 'files not found' and it informed me that the search data files had the wrong permissions. This might be a red herring though - I recall seeing the 'error' before and corrected it.
You might want to select 'The issue is not listed' to run a more thorough trouble shooting session.
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