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Install EVERYTHING (awesome windows search software). Pin it to taskbar. Rearrange the pinned icon so it's the first. Now, Windows+1 shortcut key will open E
by vezycash 6y ago
Install EVERYTHING (awesome windows search software).
Pin it to taskbar.
Rearrange the pinned icon so it's the first.
Now, Windows+1 shortcut key will open Everything.
- nXqd 6y agoSuper, didn't know this
- kyriakos 6y agoEverything is amazing, one of the first things I install on a fresh Windows installation.
- myfonj 6y agoOr you can set up some global non-colliding hotkey (e.g. Win+Shift+F) in Everything > Tools > Options > Keyboard > Toggle window hotkey.
- manwithaplan 6y agoI disabled the default system Win+S: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced] "DisabledHotkeys"="S" ; Write out EI to disable the shortcut Win+E and Win+I. then after a restart set Win+S in Everything.
- pbowyer 6y agoEverything is awesome for file name searching. How do people search inside files on Windows? I use ripgrep on the CLI, as Windows Explorer's in-built search has a cumbersome syntax. Sometimes though, a GUI is easier.
- Strom 6y agoEverything can search inside files too.
- adolfojp 6y agoIt can search files but it doesn't index their content, making the searches very slow.
- hacker_9 6y agoGrepWin!
- vezycash 6y agoTry FileSeek for in-files search. Just point it at a folder and type your query. Supports wildcards and regex
- SamuelAdams 6y agoI use a tool called Agent Ransack for searching for text within files. Works great for git repos / source code. https://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/ https://www.mythicsoft.com/agentransack/