I found a bug in Instant Search: when you have a file named like this
"filename[1].doc" and you rename it to filename.doc, the Instant Search
always displays the first name "filename[1].doc" in the start menu search
results, although that file has been renamed to "filename.doc" a week ago
(and so when you click on "filename[1].doc" the file is not found).

"BillD" <BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I found a bug in Instant Search: when you have a file named like this
> "filename[1].doc" and you rename it to filename.doc, the Instant Search
> always displays the first name "filename[1].doc" in the start menu search
> results, although that file has been renamed to "filename.doc" a week ago
> (and so when you click on "filename[1].doc" the file is not found).
>[/color]

It's not a bug you UAC worshipping dumbass.
It's because, in your Start Menu settings you have not disabled 'Search
Recent Files'.

ss.

"Synapse Syndrome" wrote:
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> It's because, in your Start Menu settings you have not disabled 'Search
> Recent Files'.[/color]

I don't have "filename[1].doc" in my Recent Files (that file has been
renamed a week ago and so it's not in my Recent Files)

"BillD" <BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> "Synapse Syndrome" wrote:
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>> It's because, in your Start Menu settings you have not disabled 'Search
>> Recent Files'.[/color]
>
> I don't have "filename[1].doc" in my Recent Files (that file has been
> renamed a week ago and so it's not in my Recent Files)[/color]


Recent Files is a lot more than the Recent Items that appear in the Start
Menu. I think that just shows the last 10 or 15.

This might be the address:

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent

But I can't be sure as as I have a fresh installation of Vista here, so I
don't have any Recent Files.

Try putting your old filename in the advanced search box and see what the
location of it is.

ss.

"Synapse Syndrome" wrote:
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> Try putting your old filename in the advanced search box and see what the
> location of it is.[/color]

if I search for "filename[1].doc" I see in the search results a non existant
file "Path: filename[1].doc (C:\Users\BillD\Download\)" i.e. its location
listed in search results is C:\Users\BillD\Download
So, there's a bug in Instant Search

"Synapse Syndrome" wrote:
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> Try putting your old filename in the advanced search box and see what the
> location of it is.[/color]

if I search for that file I see in the search results a non existant
file filename[1].doc "Path: filename[1].doc (C:\Users\BillD\Download\)" i.e.
its location
listed in search results is C:\Users\BillD\Download
So, there's a bug in Instant Search because that file is "filename.doc" and
NOT "filename[1].doc" because I ranamed it a week ago and what Instant Search
found it's not a recently file because it's not listed in recently items and
that result has pathname C:\Users\BillD\Download\filename[1].doc.