Wish I could remove those non-existent locations completely from the Indexing list. As I recall, that feature was available in Windows 7.

Thanks, Brink.

I was able to delete the "Administrator" folder. However, the disabled account still appears in the "Indexing Options" dialogue when you select "Modify" and "Show all locations." ...

Some time ago I enabled the hidden Administrator account in an effort to resolve some Windows Search issues. Naturally, when I opened the account, Windows created all the usual folders. Even...

Thanks for the information on Windows Search integration with Outlook. I just hate to see features I love (and have grown to depend on) deprecated with each new version of Outlook and Windows. It's...

It would be nice to know for certain if this feature has been removed in Windows 10. I keep thinking my installation is messed up because Outlook items (where I keep lots of notes on meetings and...

Whenever I performed a "Search programs and files" in Windows 7, the results included items from my Outlook 2010 data (e.g. contacts, messages, tasks). However, those items don't turn up in the...

What folders are those? I have deleted the index and rebuilt it through Indexing Options, but that did not resolve the issue.

The search results for "My stuff" always comes back with this message:

"These results may be incomplete, search is still indexing your stuff."

Apparently this is a common complaint, and I have...

In Windows 7, hitting the Windows key would bring up a search field, just as it does in Windows 10. Included in the search results would be matching entries from Microsoft Outlook 2010 (contacts,...