Mike, I posted the link, voidtools.com, in the first post and there it is again.
You ask, "can it search folders or different drives and folders within them?," and the only way to answer that is, "Yes and no." As its name implies, Everything searches everything on a given drive that you have it set up to monitor, but, you can choose to exclude either hidden files and folders and/or system files and folders and/or specific folders you specify in the exclude list. The only one of these options that's enabled by default is looking at the exclude list, which is empty by default at the outset, so it actually searches Everything on a drive. It appears to only index and search NTFS or ReFS file system types. I see no support for FAT32, but I haven't had a machine with FAT32 on it for years now. You can also set it up to index removable volumes that use either one of the previously mentioned file system types. Everything is, to put it mildly, highly configurable. I've been using it in its "out of the box" configuration for some years now. The only customization I've done was to include one of my backup drives in the index at one point, which I regretted very shortly after having done so. If I wanted to try that again I'd probably go with the "Automatically include new removable volumes" option to see if the search results for the removable volume would appear or disappear depending on whether its connected or not. If you add it to the main index those results will appear all the time, whether the drive is connected or not at the moment, and that's a PITA when it's not there. Since every thumb/flash/jump drive I've ever dealt with, as well as SD Cards and similar, are still formatted as FAT32 by default these are not indexable by Everything. However, Windows search can be used to find what you're looking for on these drives. Brian
