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dznutz · 16th May 2021, 23:39

coming from xp the search was instant. but it takes forever in windows 10. had to use an external program like agent ransack. anybody experience the same?

gmcbee · 16th May 2021, 23:50

I've been using xyplorer for quite some time. There's a bit of a learning curve to it, but it's EXTREMELY powerful and versatile. Wildcards, multiple filenames, multiple directories, multiple drives, duplicates by size or content, view details or thumbnails, search for text within files, different ways to sort, etc, etc.

Google search for it. It's a paid program now, but the writers were kind enough to leave a link to the old free version (the one I use) on their site.

disorder · 17th May 2021, 00:12

You can also use Everything which is free. You can get it at http://voidtools.com/

dznutz · 20th May 2021, 19:58

ok. i assume there's no way to fix the slow built in search function in windows 10 and a 3rd party software is needed? amazing how it worked well in xp but not in windows 10

gmcbee · 20th May 2021, 21:06

^^ Yep. XP was bulletproof. Hated to leave it, had to go to 7. Will never install 10.

xiandaniel · 20th May 2021, 22:48

Win 10 search is slow AND ineffective.
Seriously, it leaves out so many results...
Try comparing it with a search program like Everything and see the difference in the sheer number of results.

Pad · 21st May 2021, 01:49

If your searches are slow in Win 10 then you may well have Windows Indexing turned off. Before you do anything else I'd suggest you Google how to enable/disable Windows Indexing and check if it is set up on your system.

If indexing is disabled on your machine be aware that when you enable indexing it will take some time for Windows to index all your files. The time it takes depends on the number of files on your system. It could take a couple of hours or even days if you have a huge amount of data. Also if you have a number of different drives in your machine be aware that indexing may be enabled/disabled seperately on each different drive.

My own experience is that with Indexing enabled in Win 10 searches are pretty much instant.

Hope that helps.

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dznutz Junior Member Novice Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 51 Thanks: 8,359 Thanked 88 Times in 37 Posts	windows 10 slow search? coming from xp the search was instant. but it takes forever in windows 10. had to use an external program like agent ransack. anybody experience the same?

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gmcbee Registered User Addicted Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 393 Thanks: 4,031 Thanked 1,070 Times in 328 Posts	I've been using xyplorer for quite some time. There's a bit of a learning curve to it, but it's EXTREMELY powerful and versatile. Wildcards, multiple filenames, multiple directories, multiple drives, duplicates by size or content, view details or thumbnails, search for text within files, different ways to sort, etc, etc. Google search for it. It's a paid program now, but the writers were kind enough to leave a link to the old free version (the one I use) on their site. Last edited by gmcbee; 16th May 2021 at 23:54. Reason: Spelling error

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disorder Registered User Novice Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 78 Thanks: 18,755 Thanked 196 Times in 62 Posts	You can also use Everything which is free. You can get it at http://voidtools.com/

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dznutz Junior Member Novice Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 51 Thanks: 8,359 Thanked 88 Times in 37 Posts	ok. i assume there's no way to fix the slow built in search function in windows 10 and a 3rd party software is needed? amazing how it worked well in xp but not in windows 10

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gmcbee Registered User Addicted Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 393 Thanks: 4,031 Thanked 1,070 Times in 328 Posts	^^ Yep. XP was bulletproof. Hated to leave it, had to go to 7. Will never install 10.

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xiandaniel They taught me to give my life for motherland... not my ass! Clinically Insane Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Italia Posts: 3,227 Thanks: 39,083 Thanked 23,581 Times in 3,147 Posts	Win 10 search is slow AND ineffective. Seriously, it leaves out so many results... Try comparing it with a search program like Everything and see the difference in the sheer number of results.

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Pad Fan of Cairy Hunt Postaholic Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Alice's Restaurant Posts: 5,098 Thanks: 19,440 Thanked 22,671 Times in 4,138 Posts	If your searches are slow in Win 10 then you may well have Windows Indexing turned off. Before you do anything else I'd suggest you Google how to enable/disable Windows Indexing and check if it is set up on your system. If indexing is disabled on your machine be aware that when you enable indexing it will take some time for Windows to index all your files. The time it takes depends on the number of files on your system. It could take a couple of hours or even days if you have a huge amount of data. Also if you have a number of different drives in your machine be aware that indexing may be enabled/disabled seperately on each different drive. My own experience is that with Indexing enabled in Win 10 searches are pretty much instant. Hope that helps.