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Kenneth
Guest
Howdy,
I just reinstalled Win 2000 Pro on one of our systems.
Nearly all of its software is loaded, and working properly.
A few minutes ago, I needed to locate a particular file on
the system, and so, clicked Start | Search.
In the appropriate field, I entered *.PST and launched the
search.
To my surprise, perhaps three seconds later, I saw "Search
Completed, no files found" (or some such wording.)
It seemed that the search ran with remarkable speed, and I
know with certainty that the system had a PST file because
it was running Outlook 2000.
I assumed that I had entered the search criterion with a
typo, and so, tried again, with greater care.
The search proceeded just as it had before, again finding
nothing, and doing it very quickly.
Next, I went to another system on our LAN, and repeated the
search. It took about 45 seconds, (with the searched files
streaming by) to locate the PST file I was looking for.
What might cause the Search function to fail to operate
properly, and more importantly, what can I do to repair it?
Very sincere thanks,
--
Kenneth
If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS."
I just reinstalled Win 2000 Pro on one of our systems.
Nearly all of its software is loaded, and working properly.
A few minutes ago, I needed to locate a particular file on
the system, and so, clicked Start | Search.
In the appropriate field, I entered *.PST and launched the
search.
To my surprise, perhaps three seconds later, I saw "Search
Completed, no files found" (or some such wording.)
It seemed that the search ran with remarkable speed, and I
know with certainty that the system had a PST file because
it was running Outlook 2000.
I assumed that I had entered the search criterion with a
typo, and so, tried again, with greater care.
The search proceeded just as it had before, again finding
nothing, and doing it very quickly.
Next, I went to another system on our LAN, and repeated the
search. It took about 45 seconds, (with the searched files
streaming by) to locate the PST file I was looking for.
What might cause the Search function to fail to operate
properly, and more importantly, what can I do to repair it?
Very sincere thanks,
--
Kenneth
If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS."