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Everything

• What is "everything "?
• How long will it take to index my files?
• Does everything search file contents?
• Does "everything" hog my system resources?
• Does "everything" monitor file system changes?
• Is "everything" free?
• Does "everything" contain any malware, spyware or adware?
• Does "everything" Miss changes made to the file system if it is not running?
• What are the system requirements for "everything "?
• How do I convert a volume to NTFS?
• Can "everything" index A mapped network drive?
• How do I install the Language Pack?
• How do I install everything?
• How do I use everything?

Searching

• How do I search for a file or folder?
• How do I use boolean operators?
• How do I use wildcards?
• How do I include spaces in my search?
• How do I search for a file type?
• How do I search for files and folders in a specific location?
• Advanced searching

Troubleshooting

• The result list is empty or contains only drives
• Settings are not saved

Everythingwhat is "everything "?

"Everything" is search engine that locates files and folders by filename instantly for Windows.
Unlike Windows Search "everything" Initially displays every file and folder on your computer (hence the name "everything ").
You type in a search filter to limit what files and folders are displayed.

How long will it take to index my files?

"Everything" only indexes file and folder names and generally takes a few seconds to build its database.
A fresh install of Windows 8 (about 70,000 files) will take about 1 second to index.
1,000,000 files will take about 1 minute.

Does everything search file contents?

No, "everything" does not search file contents, only file and folder names.

Does "everything" hog my system resources?

No, "everything" uses very little system resources.
A fresh install of Windows 8 (about 70,000 files) will use about 6 MB of Ram and less than 3 MB of disk space.
1,000,000 files will use about 50 MB of Ram and 15 MB of disk space.

Does "everything" monitor file system changes?

Yes, "everything" does monitor file system changes.
Your search windows will reflect changes made to the file system.

Is "everything" free?

Yes, "everything" is freeware.
Please consider donating.

Does "everything" contain any malware, spyware or adware?

No, "everything" does not contain any malware, spyware or adware.

Does "everything" Miss changes made to the file system if it is not running?

No, "everything" can be closed and restarted without missing changes made to the file system (even authentication SS system restarts ).
"Everything" updates the database when it is started.

What are the system requirements for "everything "?

"Everything" will run on Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8
Indexing NTFS volumes requires the everything service or running "everything" as administrator.

How do I convert a volume to NTFS?

Http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307881

Can "everything" index A mapped network drive?

Yes, see folder indexing for more information.

How do I install the Language Pack?

Download the Language Pack everything.lng.zip
Unzip the language pack into the folder where "everything" is installed.
Restart everything.
In "everything", onToolsMenu, clickOptions.
ClickGeneralTab.
Select your language fromLanguageDropdown list.
ClickOK.
In the "language change" popup, clickOK.
Restart everything.

How do I install everything?

Please see a basic guide to installing"Everything".

How do I use everything?

Please see a basic guide to using"Everything".

Searchinghow do I search for a file or folder?

Type the partial file or folder name into the search edit, the results will appear instantly.

How do I use boolean operators?

AndIs the default boolean operator.
For example, here is how to search for ABC and 123:Abc 123

To search for either of two search terms, add|Between the terms.
For example, here is how to search for. jpg or. BMP:. Jpg |. BMP

To exclude something from the search include!At the front of the term.
For example, here is how to search for everything before t ABC:! ABC

How do I use wildcards?

Using*In your search will match any number of any type of character.
For example, here is how to search for files and folders that start with E and end with G:E * g
Using?In your search will match one character.
For example, here is how to search for files that have a 2 letter file extension:*.??

How do I include spaces in my search?

To include spaces in your search enclose your search in double quotes.
For example, here is how to search for foo <space> bar:"Foo bar"

How do I search for a file type?

To search for a file type, type the file extension into the search edit,
IE to search for the MP3 file type, type*. MP3Into the search edit.
To search for more than one type of file type use a | to separate file types,
IE*. BMP | *. jpgWill search for files with the extension BMP or JPG.

How do I search for files and folders in a specific location?

To search for files and folders in a specific location include a \ in your search string.
For example, here is how to search for all your MP3s in a downloads Folder:Downloads \. MP3
You cocould alternately enableMatch pathInSearch menuAnd include the location in your search string.
For example, here is how to search for all your avis in a downloads folderMatch pathEnabled:Downloads. Avi

Advanced searching

See searching everything for more information.

Troubleshootingthe result list is empty or contains only drives

Please make sure the "everything" service is running or "everything" is running as administrator.

To install the "everything" service:
1. InEverything, OnToolsMenu, clickOptions.
2. ClickGeneralTab.
3. CheckEverything Service:
9. Click OK.

To run everything as Administrator:
1. InEverything, OnToolsMenu, clickOptions.
2. ClickGeneralTab.
3. CheckRun as Administrator:
9. Click OK.

Make sure you have atleast one local NTFS Volume.
See how do I convert a volume to NTFS.

To manually enable all local NTFS volumes for indexing:
1. InEverything, OnToolsMenu, clickOptions.
2. ClickVolumesTab.
3. For each volume inLocal NTFS volumesList:
4. CheckCheck Media.
5. CheckEnable USN journal Logging.
6. CheckInclude in Database.
7. CheckMonitor changes.
8. Repeat for each volume.
9. Click OK.

Settings are not saved

Please make sureStore settings and data in % appdata % \ everythingIs enabled.

To enable store settings and data in % appdata % \ everything:
* InEverything, OnToolsMenu, clickOptions.
* ClickGeneralTab.
* CheckStore settings and data in % appdata % \ everything.
* ClickOK.

 

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