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What is your existing robocopy command? You can "get" your wanted source files, directories - from Everything. But how do you set, in an automated way, your target directory? Likewise, you can do the same with a GUI; Teracopy, FastCopy or whatever, but still you need to set your target dir...

Rtkauduservice64 would seem to be related to Realtek (audio) drivers.

If your "Rtkauduservice64" is something other then that, I'd be very suspicious of it.

(I thought it was assembler?)

Rust rhymes with crust.
Rust is a type of corrosion.

Rust is empowering.

While I do like crust, whenever I read "empowering" I know something not good is to come of it.

FlIPPeR: Old format: %1 - %2 New format: %2 - %1 dupME: Old format: %1 New format: %1 dupme Flipper simply reverses the items across a dash (the first dash). dupME simply appends " dupme" (3 spaces are [actually] in there) to whatever is there. FlIPPeR I use regularly. dupME I'll typically...

You could do something like change the default 'Everything' search Filter, editing that to include your excludes.

So you could change the Search: from the existing <nul> (meaning everything) to !$Recycle.Bin (to then mean, everything except RecycleBin).

(I think it's going to have to do with the meaning of rc: [of which I'm not sure of offhand]?)

(Yes, 1366a-mod1 is better then 1366.)

Oh, not that I know, but... Everything associates the associated \\?\Volume{GUID}\ with a drive letter. I'm guessing that when you reinstalled Windows, the GUID changed, where your (preexisting, backed up) .ini still referenced the old GUID, & that is the reason for the rebuild? And I'm guessing...

On my end, if I set, /winmm=1, & click on a (some, actually) [Win7] supported "movies", the movie does autoplay - not in the (Everything) Preview Pane itself, but in a separate (Everything) Window. (On the limited files I have here, this only works for .mpg & .wmv. If on a more rec...

I'm not clearing on what "type" of sync you're after? After that, then maybe think about how Everything can work into that flow. And then, if an actual directory sync program is more appropriate. Some sorts of sync methods here, Synchronization Settings : Two way, Mirror, Update. (Other th...

New issue, long standing issue... ? I would... exit Everything make a copy of your Profile start Everything with that copy using a different -instance <name> open a few tabs then remove your custom columns close the tab delay? if not... then need to figure why the delay with the custom columns &...

(just rambling, from some time back, & i've only thought about it, a bit...) a large filelist (7,111 chars) results in a, /displays/ a "blank" Searchbar & a blank Tab "title" (if you will) i'm pretty sure that is expected (problay after 1 or 2 or 4K, i'm thinking, but jus...

(I'll have to see what my other computer shows.)

Win7.
Resolution is set to (& native is also) 1920x1280.
[Windows] "scale" (or whatever it might be called) is set to 100% (as opposed to Medium - 125% or Large - 150%).

(zoom= is most likely set, but I forgot to check that.)

Confirmed. Interesting. TimeThis : Command Line : es e:\windows > elistout TimeThis : Start Time : Tue Jan 09 12:51:51 2024 TimeThis : End Time : Tue Jan 09 12:51:55 2024 TimeThis : Elapsed Time : 00:00:03.843 C:\out>timethis es e:\windows -export-txt eexport TimeThis : Command Line : es e:\windows ...

Ah, I didn't realize it was the Service itself you were showing in each of the screenshots. (Also didn't realize that the Service would be named the same as the .exe that installed it [E*.*.exe -install-service]. Also didn't realize that the Service actually "changed" between versions, tho...

Does -close-all cause the GUI to (gracefully) exit?
(No. It simply closes all GUI windows, but the GUI persists [in the System Tray].)
If so, then Everything.exe -close-all would be a far better method compared to taskkill (in the .bat).

I'm thinking you are actually looking at two different things. One, being the Everything Service & the other being the Everything GUI. The Service will use only a tiny amount of RAM (a few MB), compared to the GUI (hundreds of MB). (And I wrote that before reading NotNull's response.) That said....

That said, take 1365, completely new Profile (so no preexisting .ini, & so it will be, scale=1). Open it, then open a few new windows, you will see that in each new window, column widths "grow". At least it is doing it on my end (Win7). Resolution is set to 1600x900 (where native resol...

Have you also set a UI scale under Tools -> Options -> UI? On current machine, scale is set to 115% (scale=1.15). Did I knowingly set it? I don't think so. (And it seems to have been that way for some time now.) Can't say I even noticed the UI before (even though it has been around for quite some t...

Drop the -filename & just enter your wanted directories,

everything.exe c:/out/tt c:/tmp/chkchk

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1364: zoom bug, if zoom= <> 100 did my Name column width, increase, considerably ? or did i inadvertently drag it wider ? ah, sure enough 1st window, 1st tab & 2nd tab are correctly sized opening 2nd window & Name column is significantly wider ? thinking it will have to do with zoom=134 ? li...

(Aside from Everything, you might find something of use in Nirsoft's house, like, NirCmd.)

So it turns out that FAYT (Find As You Type) is very useful, does make things more efficient.

Thanks

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Looks like that will be useful :-). On my "static" version of Rename, I've long had these (pairs) set up. rename_old_format_history=%1 - %2;%1-%2;%1 rename_new_format_history=%2 - %1;%2-%1;%1 dupme I'll throw them into my live (Everything) & I'm sure I can come up with more that will b...

(As a start, have a backup of your .db, .ini, ... such that you have a backup ;-), & such that you can load it -read-only, if need be. And hopefully you have that data from before your reinstall. I'll assume you did not change Everything versions. Otherwise, I'll guess that the GUID/SSN of your ...

Rename your filelist from .txt to .efu, & load said .efu.
See if that doesn't get you going?

(Any particular reason you are running "As Administrator"?)

Add a ^:

regex:^(19|20)\d\d[01][1-9][0-31]\w

Oh. In that case...

View | Sort By -> Advanced Sort..., Sort by: Date modified, Then by: Size

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: Everything - dupe dm;name sort by size per group.png (70.83 KiB) Viewed 860 times

How many files?
What are you indexing?

How big is the .db?

What does your bookmark say to do?

Is not the process (of saving, or whatever) still ongoing at the time of your screenshot?

Are you looking for a regex: ?
As a start, maybe something like: regex:(19|20)\d\d[01][1-9][0-31]\w

(There could be some false "dates" with that.)

a file being moved by everything using the standard F7 move process What is "the standard F7 move process"? network drives mounted from my desktop PC while on my laptop, both running 1363a and with the laptop set to get the desktop's file list via network index Explain that more, if you w...

If you create a Filter, with a search of; dupe:dm;name, & use that Filter, then sort by size, does that work for you?

(If it looks like XP, is quick & efficient, I'm good. Dark, I don't deal well with. "Homogenized", where you can't tell what program you're in, I don't deal well with. I do use coloring of the results - along with that "grouping" [demarcating] preference, as that helps me to ...

I have no idea what the "tools" (windbg ...) show, nor what is "in" a .dmp, but you can use tools to view stuff in a dump. After all it is only a file. So you could open it in notepad or a hex viewer or ... & peruse its' contents. You could look for (dump) "text strings&...

If the Service is running, Everything (GUI) will run, should normally be running, at a User level (rather then Admin) & so one should not be seeing any UAC prompt. UAC prompt, should only turn up if you were to remove or install the Service. The Service itself uses Admin rights. Likewise, if you...

Ah, the pertinent part which you nor I picked up on, at first: Click Add Custom.... So not "Add...", but rather "Add Custom...", & with that, "test" will find "test" in "recycle bin/". Mouseover on Add Custom... says, "Add a virtual folder o...

1361. (I've not looked at 1362 yet.)

if paste_multiline_type=0 (0 == search)
! is not "encoded" to &excl:

is that expected?
(all other methods do encode)

#1, back up your .db file.
Making various periodic backups can't hurt.

#2, Tools | Options | Indexes | NTFS -> Automatically remove offline volumes (uncheck).
(Similar with FAT / ReFS.)

(You can also load old .db into Everything, I believe using the -read-only switch.)

A simple backup utility, BACKUP9.EXE . (Each time a desktop shortcut is clicked) backup all the files in the c:\123\mp\ directory to the directory c:\dev\backup\out\. Each time it is run, it will update any changed files to \backup\out\ while maintaining the last 9 copies of each updated file. backu...

(Much hard work

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OS?
Version of Everything?

Does anything display in the Preview window?

Which file is that, g++.exe ?

Feature Request: Automatic Fit of Column Width

paste_multiline_type -> Stem

This has been working out nicely, thanks

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Explain?

Better to use the Everything Service (Tools | Options | General -> Everything Service) [rather then running Everything "as Admin"].

I do similar on updates (though manually; everything.exe -uninstall-service...) & can't say I remember running into said issue. Perhaps... if the .db is (really) large, it could still be in the process of writing to disk ? so even though the GUI is gone... but you would think that during that ti...

file-id: frn:

(Somewhat) interesting tidbit on file-id: frn:
Beware of DrivePool corruption / file deletion / performance degradation scenarios Windows 10/11.

Oh that's weird. regex:binarycontent:^\x00+ Is there some sort of limit with that? Or bug? With smaller files (9 bytes or 32,768 or 58,353,664), that does find files that start with any number of nul. But with a larger file, it fails? (In this case "larger" is only 692,897,792 bytes) Oh, i...

To find files that start with one or more NULL characters: regex:binarycontent:^\x00+ -or- startwith:hex:content:00 Is that correct? [YES - see below ] Is binarycontent: looking for files that contain ONLY nul? Is startwith: looking for files where the first byte is a nul? I have a ubcd.iso. The fi...

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