The other major fail? The new Solitaire games are too easy.Īhmed recommends using StartIsBack, which ' essentially recreates the Windows 7 start menu, including Outlook/Onenote search. I pinned my most used applications to the Taskbar so I don't have to drop back to the start screen to open an application. The Windows key is my friend and keyboarding is faster than using the mouse. It took a couple of months, but I no longer miss Start button. (They should all work with older versions.)

I have a list at Search Tools for Personal Use but I don't know (yet) which ones work best with Windows 8, or Outlook 2013. What is the solution?Īt this time, the only recommendation is a third party search tool. What are the recommendations for searching archived PST files? I have too much data to load into the current profile. This screenshot is from a computer with Outlook 2013 installed, so Search again in. If Outlook is not listed as an option, you'll need to search from within Outlook. After the initial search ends, select Search again in, Microsoft Outlook from the Search ribbon. You may be able to find Outlook items in Windows Explorer, depending on your version of Outlook. Rebuild your index to remove the Outlook items from it. Any Outlook items it finds were indexed when your older version of Outlook was installed and they will not open in Outlook 2013. If you upgraded to Outlook 2013 on Windows 7, Start Search won't work. The Windows 8 search does not support Outlook items in Charms.

It's Windows 8 and all versions of Outlook are affected. It's not you, it's not your configuration. But still no email in the search results. Index properties look correct and I rebuilt the Index. The Windows 8 Search isn't picking up the contents of emails in an Outlook 2007.

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