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When searching for files on the F and L drives, it works properly and I am given a result. However, when I search on the C drive, it returns no results, ever. So I checked my indexing settings, made sure the C drive was selected and rebuilt the index. Still, searches turned no results. I did this multiple times. I also tried restarting the Windows Search service and changing policies in the Group Policy editor to no avail. Then I noticed something when deselecting the drive in the indexing menu: When the drive is deselected in the upper menu ("Change selected locations") the drive disappears from the lower menu ("Summary of selected locations") even though the drive is still selected in the upper menu. Also, when the F drive is deselected in the upper menu but C is selected, F still appears in the lower menu. When both and are deselected, F doesn't appear in the lower menu. It seems like drives and F are connected somehow. I still have yet to find a way to index on my drive.

 

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Example of when is deselected but then disappears.

 

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Example of when is deselected but it still appears in the lower menu.

 

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And an example of when both drives are deselected, disappears.

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Have you tried selecting show all locations yet?

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1 minute ago, GenericPNP said:

Does nothing but show some old directories

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I'm assuming your C drive is an SSD? Samsung?

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Just now, GenericPNP said:

That would be correct

samsung magician probably disabled indexing on the drive completely ?

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