When I enter a search word, I get two lines for every result. When I then rename or delete, the change occurs to both. I have gone through Options to see what could have caused this and I can't see anything. It must be there though so perhaps someone on this forum has a solution.
btw, I wrote Support about two weeks ago and got no reply.
Double Results
Re: Double Results
Please try removing any folder indexes that may have already been included as NTFS indexes:
- In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Folders tab.
- Select the folder index that is showing up twice in the results.
- Click Remove.
- Click OK.
Re: Double Results
I may as well post this question/suggestion here as anywhere:
Is there any way to return only unique values for a search? For example, a child: search for folders will often include duplicates.
Though, I suppose putting the results in a good text editor and using this regex to remove duplicate, consecutive lines is good enough:
^(.*)(\r?\n\1)+$
Replace with:
\1
By the way, an exceedingly useful search is:
child: regex:[^\x00-\x7f]
which will find folders with non-ascii characters in child files.
Is there any way to return only unique values for a search? For example, a child: search for folders will often include duplicates.
Though, I suppose putting the results in a good text editor and using this regex to remove duplicate, consecutive lines is good enough:
^(.*)(\r?\n\1)+$
Replace with:
\1
By the way, an exceedingly useful search is:
child: regex:[^\x00-\x7f]
which will find folders with non-ascii characters in child files.
Re: Double Results
Sounds like you still have duplicated volumes in your index as they should only appear once.Is there any way to return only unique values for a search? For example, a child: search for folders will often include duplicates.
Please try removing all folder indexes:
- In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Folders tab.
- For each folder:
- Click Remove.
- Click OK.
Re: Double Results
--------------------void wrote:Please try removing any folder indexes that may have already been included as NTFS indexes:Sorry, I must have missed your email.
- In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
- Click the Folders tab.
- Select the folder index that is showing up twice in the results.
- Click Remove.
- Click OK.
OK thanks David,all good now.
Re: Double Results
Thank you so much for this expression. I have bookmarked it with the name polar: - so when i use the search: polar:825TTTTII wrote:I may as well post this question/suggestion here as anywhere:
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By the way, an exceedingly useful search is:
child: regex:[^\x00-\x7f]
which will find folders with non-ascii characters in child files.
it finds the folder 825
This program is SO awesome!