suddenly Everything doesn't work...

[mmb]

Today I tried to search for a file name in the same way that I usually do. Everything didn't do anything at all. No message at the bottom about searching the C drive, nothing. But I know for sure the files are there. I'm looking to see if a file in one directory is a duplicate of a file in another directory (which it probably is).
Downloaded the latest program update, but got the same result. I am baffled, as it was working fine the last time I used it.

[void]

This can occur when there is an issue with indexing one volume.
Possibly an external volume in a unsupported state (I hope to fix this in a future release).
Please check your volumes for errors.

Please try rebuilding your Everything index:

• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the Indexes tab.
• Click Force rebuild.

[hesynergy]

SAME HERE!!... EVEN DOESNT SEE *.*

I am Adicted to this superlative aid ....its used tens if not hundreds of times each day...it is indespensible....do you need money/???

[therube]

http://www.voidtools.com/support/everyt ... _shooting/

[mmb]

Nothing works. Rebuilding the index doesn't happen. Then I found that the Windows search index wasn't working. Fixed that. But Everything still doesn't work, same as before. Doesn't rebuild the index either. This program was so reliable until now.

[void]

Please make sure the following search menu options are disabled:

• Match case
• Match whole word
• Match path
• Match Diacritics
• Regex

Please make sure the Everything filter is selected from the Search menu.

What is displayed in the debug console after forcing a index rebuild from Tools -> Options -> Indexes -> Force Rebuild.

[ebayusuff]

This can occur when there is an issue with indexing one volume.
Possibly an external volume in a unsupported state (I hope to fix this in a future release).
Please check your volumes for errors.

Please try rebuilding your Everything index:

• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the Indexes tab.
• Click Force rebuild.

Thank you a lot void. After 3 years this solution worked for me too. We love you VOID.

[Janus]

You can reduce this problem which happens a lot when you insert ntfs formatted usb devices.

By excluding the drive letters your usb devices commonly get assigned.
I deliberately map all my drive letters so I can predict where USB devices will be assigned, then exclude those drive letters.

I hope this helps others.
Of course an option to ignore usb/transient drive letters would be nice as well.

Yes I have the 'automatically include new removable volumes' unchecked, but if they are ntfs formatted, they get picked up anyway a lot of the time.


Janus.