looks like you should locate your original question or answer and click there on the (...) sign. Unfortunately it is difficult to find the original post as there are so many of them
File Explorer search not working in Windows 10 1909
Ever since I updated to Windows 10 1909 the Search Box in the File Explorer is completely unuseable. It shows a text cursor but I cannot click inside the box or type any text into it. Essentially it's a text box with no "wiring".
Any ideas how to resolve this issue? I'm having to resort to using a third-party search app just to find files in my projects.
Kind regards
Byron
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Files, folders, and storage
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Anonymous
2020-01-31T10:32:59+00:00 If you subscribed in your original post then you need to go to that post and select (…)
Thank you very much. This is certainly the solution but I have a follow-up question: How can I find my original answer in this very active post? Thank you for your help
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Anonymous
2020-01-31T10:08:45+00:00 I have just installed KB4532695 (which took ages).
Sadly, the Search tab still doesn't appear until you start searching. Crazy. So, if I want to search for files by size I have to start a 'dummy' search (so that the tab appears), cancel that search, and then use the Size search in the Search tab.
I don't know why there is a large red 'Close search' cross in the Search tab dialogue. Hardly necessary, as the Search tab disappears at the slightest provocation e.g. navigating to a different folder. Why can't the Search tab be made sticky like the Share tab?
Adrian