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The thread discusses a user's issue with Windows search prioritizing folders over applications, seeking a way to change this behavior for efficiency. The original poster attempts to modify search settings but unsure how to make the preferences permanent or filter out non-app files. A responder suggests reviewing Windows Search indexing options and considers using third-party tools like CCleaner, but neither provides a definitive solution, indicating the issue remains unresolved.
The thread discusses a user's issue with Windows search prioritizing folders over applications, seeking a way to change this behavior for efficiency. The original poster attempts to modify search settings but unsure how to make the preferences permanent or filter out non-app files. A responder suggests reviewing Windows Search indexing options and considers using third-party tools like CCleaner, but neither provides a definitive solution, indicating the issue remains unresolved.
kemical
Essential Member
This may help:
How to Choose Which Files Windows Search Indexes on Your PC
How to Choose Which Files Windows Search Indexes on Your PC
reedanuar
New Member
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it 🙂
I've tried playing around with it, but it doesn't do what I wanted.
I suppose it would be better if I could make this filter permanent. If only I could prioritise the apps or just filter out the rest(documents, folders, etc).
I've tried playing around with it, but it doesn't do what I wanted.
I suppose it would be better if I could make this filter permanent. If only I could prioritise the apps or just filter out the rest(documents, folders, etc).
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