In Windows 7, the search box is all over the top-right corner of the various views of the Explorer, and the user needs to do a file search without having to open the search panel as in Windows XP, and simply enter the keyword in the search box, which is convenient. Most importantly, for system preset user personal media folders and the contents of the library, the search is very fast, thanks to the indexing mechanism added to Windows 7, indexing database for user personal data in the system's out-of-the-box directory and library, and when the user is doing file search, Search is actually only done in the database, rather than directly scan the actual location on the hard drive, resulting in a significant increase in search efficiency after the search is completed, the search results in the data name and search keyword matching parts will be highlighted in yellow, similar to the web search engine, so that users more easily lock the required items As shown in Figure 3-102.
Figure 3-102 Match keywords in search results