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:-( sp1 removes Instant Search in start menu
I am REALLY mad to read (winsupersite.com) that Vista Service Pack 1 R E M O
V E S the instant search field from the start menu! :-( I use the instant search often, finding it the easiest way find a single file that i'm not certain where lies. And now MS will punish me as a customer by withdrawing one of the useful features of vista (instead of the many useless ones) just because Google complains. Microsoft, shame on you for NOT focusing on delivering a good product to your customers, but continuing with silly stuff like RED or Version N or 8 different kinds of Vista SKU's. One suggestion would be to make the next version of Windows configurable: on installation one can select all ones features - the customer gets far closer to the kind of windows he wants and competitors and antitrust-politicians get their way too. (sort of). This would also help Microsoft figure out where to invest development-resources. but until then, i'll just sit here, being bitter over having lost my beloved instant search. :-( |
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:-( sp1 removes Instant Search in start menu
"isthis" wrote in message ... I am REALLY mad to read (winsupersite.com) that Vista Service Pack 1 R E M O V E S the instant search field from the start menu! :-( I use the instant search often, finding it the easiest way find a single file that i'm not certain where lies. And now MS will punish me as a customer by withdrawing one of the useful features of vista (instead of the many useless ones) just because Google complains. Microsoft, shame on you for NOT focusing on delivering a good product to your customers, but continuing with silly stuff like RED or Version N or 8 different kinds of Vista SKU's. One suggestion would be to make the next version of Windows configurable: on installation one can select all ones features - the customer gets far closer to the kind of windows he wants and competitors and antitrust-politicians get their way too. (sort of). This would also help Microsoft figure out where to invest development-resources. but until then, i'll just sit here, being bitter over having lost my beloved instant search. :-( SP1 does not remove the "Start Search" from the start menu. It only removes the "search" from the right pane of the start menu. Here is the link if you want to know more. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=941946 |
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:-( sp1 removes Instant Search in start menu
But that's the most usefull feature in Vista, with that search (on the right
side) I can find whatever I need to find on my computer, so why are they removing it that make no sense if they put it there in the first place When I was with XP, I tried Google search and it was useless, it could not even find a single file, and the search feature in Vista find exactly what I'm looking for "Dave" wrote in message ... "isthis" wrote in message ... I am REALLY mad to read (winsupersite.com) that Vista Service Pack 1 R E M O V E S the instant search field from the start menu! :-( I use the instant search often, finding it the easiest way find a single file that i'm not certain where lies. And now MS will punish me as a customer by withdrawing one of the useful features of vista (instead of the many useless ones) just because Google complains. Microsoft, shame on you for NOT focusing on delivering a good product to your customers, but continuing with silly stuff like RED or Version N or 8 different kinds of Vista SKU's. One suggestion would be to make the next version of Windows configurable: on installation one can select all ones features - the customer gets far closer to the kind of windows he wants and competitors and antitrust-politicians get their way too. (sort of). This would also help Microsoft figure out where to invest development-resources. but until then, i'll just sit here, being bitter over having lost my beloved instant search. :-( SP1 does not remove the "Start Search" from the start menu. It only removes the "search" from the right pane of the start menu. Here is the link if you want to know more. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=941946 -- Thank You in Advance Merci a l'avance Martin |
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:-( sp1 removes Instant Search in start menu
Go to the link below and find out how to get Search back where it was before
SP1 http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/arch...arch-back.aspx "Martin Racette" wrote in message ... But that's the most usefull feature in Vista, with that search (on the right side) I can find whatever I need to find on my computer, so why are they removing it that make no sense if they put it there in the first place When I was with XP, I tried Google search and it was useless, it could not even find a single file, and the search feature in Vista find exactly what I'm looking for "Dave" wrote in message ... "isthis" wrote in message ... I am REALLY mad to read (winsupersite.com) that Vista Service Pack 1 R E M O V E S the instant search field from the start menu! :-( I use the instant search often, finding it the easiest way find a single file that i'm not certain where lies. And now MS will punish me as a customer by withdrawing one of the useful features of vista (instead of the many useless ones) just because Google complains. Microsoft, shame on you for NOT focusing on delivering a good product to your customers, but continuing with silly stuff like RED or Version N or 8 different kinds of Vista SKU's. One suggestion would be to make the next version of Windows configurable: on installation one can select all ones features - the customer gets far closer to the kind of windows he wants and competitors and antitrust-politicians get their way too. (sort of). This would also help Microsoft figure out where to invest development-resources. but until then, i'll just sit here, being bitter over having lost my beloved instant search. :-( SP1 does not remove the "Start Search" from the start menu. It only removes the "search" from the right pane of the start menu. Here is the link if you want to know more. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=941946 -- Thank You in Advance Merci a l'avance Martin |
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:-( sp1 removes Instant Search in start menu
As quoted in this weeks "Windows Secrets"
Vista SP1 removes Search from the Start menu. Microsoft took the "Search" option off the right side of the Start menu, figuring you've already adjusted to typing directly into the Search box (and not-so-coincidentally working on its June 2007 agreement with the Department of Justice, in response to Google's complaint about Vista's integrated desktop search). If you like, you can get the search option back using a Registry tweak, as described in Susan Bradley's blog. http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/arch...arch-back.aspx |