How to Open and Change Search Options in Vista

This will show you how to open and change the Search options to give the search results you want.

These settings are for doing searches in the Windows Explorer search box and not from the Advanced Search window.
Here's How:
1. Open Folder Options.
2. Click on the Search tab. (See screenshot below)
3. Make your changes here.
4. Click on OK to apply.
That's it,Shawn
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