File Details |
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File Size | 0.6 MB |
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License | Open Source |
Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
Date Added | January 21, 2005 |
Total Downloads | 1,456 |
Publisher | Waninkoko |
Homepage | The File Seeker |
Publisher's Description
The File Seeker is an open-source application to find files in hard disks quickly. For that, it creates a database where it stores all kind of data from hard disks. This database updates every 24 hours with the updater which it is executed at Windows startup.
Latest Reviews
moogleman reviewed v0.3 on May 15, 2006
Simplicity is what I look for in a search tool. This has it, and it works great. I would love to see some kind of integration with windows explorer, though. Am I wrong in thiking this would make a kick-ass toolbar?
Kramy reviewed v0.3 on Oct 9, 2005
Exactly what I needed. It indexed hundreds of thousands of files on my harddrives in less than a second, and then I started typing in words *.* with no folder and it found all the files I wanted it too.
I replaced its list of text documents with "", and it immediately sifted through 70+gb of data in around 15 seconds to find the three files on my comp that contain a password.
Fast, Simple, and with ultra fast index building too. Only thing that would be better is if it had lots of command line options listed so I could gut Windows and replace its search with this.
Oh, and get rid of the semi-transparent logo at the top. It goes all funky when my mouse goes over it.
Waninkoko reviewed v0.3 on Feb 2, 2005
Updater in v0.4 will have a shortcut in start menu and will run automatically after finish setup.
I don't understand the second question.
About find files in all partitions, this feature was added in v0.4 (unreleased).
hardgiant reviewed v0.3 on Jan 25, 2005
Works ok, needs a shortcut to the updater so newbies will know that it exist.
Needs to have real time search instead having to push the button.
Needs to be able to search all the hard drives at once. I have several partitions and you have to do it one by one.
moogleman reviewed v0.3 on May 15, 2006
Simplicity is what I look for in a search tool. This has it, and it works great. I would love to see some kind of integration with windows explorer, though. Am I wrong in thiking this would make a kick-ass toolbar?
Kramy reviewed v0.3 on Oct 9, 2005
Exactly what I needed. It indexed hundreds of thousands of files on my harddrives in less than a second, and then I started typing in words *.* with no folder and it found all the files I wanted it too.
I replaced its list of text documents with "", and it immediately sifted through 70+gb of data in around 15 seconds to find the three files on my comp that contain a password.
Fast, Simple, and with ultra fast index building too. Only thing that would be better is if it had lots of command line options listed so I could gut Windows and replace its search with this.
Oh, and get rid of the semi-transparent logo at the top. It goes all funky when my mouse goes over it.
Waninkoko reviewed v0.3 on Feb 2, 2005
Updater in v0.4 will have a shortcut in start menu and will run automatically after finish setup.
I don't understand the second question.
About find files in all partitions, this feature was added in v0.4 (unreleased).
hardgiant reviewed v0.3 on Jan 25, 2005
Works ok, needs a shortcut to the updater so newbies will know that it exist.
Needs to have real time search instead having to push the button.
Needs to be able to search all the hard drives at once. I have several partitions and you have to do it one by one.