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May 21st 10, 02:01 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
Hello,
It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire 
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May 21st 10, 02:37 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
Forgot to add that the closing and reopening regedit does not clear that.
Claire "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire
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May 21st 10, 02:37 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
Forgot to add that the closing and reopening regedit does not clear that.
Claire "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire
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May 21st 10, 02:38 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer
before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire
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May 21st 10, 02:38 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer
before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire
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May 21st 10, 03:15 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
Thank you.
So simple and so far  Claire "Jerry Ed" wrote in message ... While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire
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May 21st 10, 03:15 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
Thank you. So simple and so far Claire "Jerry Ed" wrote in message ... While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire
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May 21st 10, 04:26 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
"Jerry Ed" wrote in message ... While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire Fast way to scroll to the top is to hit the Home key on the keyboard. Then do your search.
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May 21st 10, 04:26 AM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
"Jerry Ed" wrote in message ... While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire Fast way to scroll to the top is to hit the Home key on the keyboard. Then do your search.
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May 21st 10, 12:02 PM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
"LVTravel" wrote in message ... "Jerry Ed" wrote in message ... While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire Fast way to scroll to the top is to hit the Home key on the keyboard. Then do your search. Or if you're in the right-hand pane, CTRL-Home.
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May 21st 10, 12:02 PM
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How to force regedit to start searching again?
"LVTravel" wrote in message ... "Jerry Ed" wrote in message ... While in the Registry Editor, scroll to top and highlight My Computer before entering search criteria. JE "Claire" replyto@fra wrote in message ... Hello, It happens to me quite often. After conducting one search, regedit does not even try to search for the new search entry, instead displaying "Finished searching through the registry" message. When I restart Windows regedit will repeat the same scenario. How to re-initialize regedit without restarting Windows? Thanks, Claire Fast way to scroll to the top is to hit the Home key on the keyboard. Then do your search. Or if you're in the right-hand pane, CTRL-Home.
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