Windows 7 - Vista Search Results...limitations?

I am searching my HD for all my mp3's.  Vista seems to only display the first
5,000 files...anyway to view all the files?

Thanks

-Dale

  Ilia Sacson [MS] replied...

Hi,
When I've searched for "and" and got more than 5k results, I've also got a
yellow bar above the results saying "There are more results than will fit in
this view ... or click here to see all results". I clicked, confirmed that I
want all results and got a lot more results. Have you tried that?
Thanks,
Ilia

  DaleMeredit replied...

OK...I am blind!

Thanks

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