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The forum thread discusses users' frustrations with the Windows 7 search functionality compared to Windows XP, highlighting issues with bloated results and difficulty quickening file searches. The original poster expresses dissatisfaction with the new interface and display of search results, wishing it resembled the simplicity of XP. Another user claims to have replaced Windows Explorer with an alternative, which significantly improved search speed and usability, criticizing Windows 7’s built-in features and visual design.
jayapalchandran

jayapalchandran

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hi, i my win7 system i dont like the search result.

i want it to be like in winxp which was very clear.

in win7 the search result is totally bloating . that is what i feel.

i couldnt fastly seek for my item because the filename is diasplayed and below that the path is displayed. this makes my eyes slow and i feel like an old man while looking in to it.

this is so sucks...

in winxp it was very easy to go through the filenames in the result.
but now i have to stop one by one and it makes me feel like crap. :(Link Removed
 

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sirloyne
I replaced windows explorer with Link Removed. Not only is this indescribably better than Win 7, but the built in search engine literally take 10 seconds compared to Win 7 taking over 3 minutes. Unless you're REALLY into eye candy, there's nothing good top say about 7.
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jayapalchandran

jayapalchandran

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oh my god... i just tried to change the listing option at the right corner where you can list by details, list , large small, thumbnails and so on... yet there are other discrepancies in win7 which i will be discussing later.
 

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sirloyne

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I replaced windows explorer with Link Removed. Not only is this indescribably better than Win 7, but the built in search engine literally take 10 seconds compared to Win 7 taking over 3 minutes. Unless you're REALLY into eye candy, there's nothing good top say about 7.
 

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