MasterSeeker doesn’t index the drives - there are no indices created. > From article: “The program caches your data when you run it the first time. MasterSeeker can be set to minimized to the system tray from the settings. Though it is fully functional as an application that does not need to be installed, you can optionally set it to run at Windows start-up. The eraser button can be used to reset all the search fields and you can manually run the caching process by using F5 or the refresh button.

The checkboxes toward the right of the file size box can be toggled to search for files and folders.

The File Size box limits search results to files that have a size close to the selected file size. This bar has a similar arrow icon which has an extra option to include/exclude sub folders from the search process. The directory bar can be used to limit the search to one folder (or drive). Speaking of which, changes you make to your data are indexed (updated) in real-time as well including new files that you create, download, or file edits or deletes.Â MasterSeeker supports NTFS, FAT, FAT32 and exFAT file systems.Ĭlicking on the arrow icon in the search box let's you set the program to ignore case and use Regex mode (for regular expressions). Just type in the name of the file that you're looking for and the results appear instantly real-time in an as-you-type basis.

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