File explorer search - moved files still visible

Win 10

I'm in file explorer and go to a directory that has several subdirectories. I want to see a list of all text documents in this directory hierarchy, so in the search bar, I type:
.txt
After a few seconds, the list of text documents comes up. One by one, I drag them to where they're supposed to be (outside of this directory, but on the same drive). They *do* move and are no longer in their original directories, but the file stays on the search list that I brought up. I don't know why, and it seems that as I move them, they should disappear from that list. I'm hoping there's an option I can change to correct this.

Thanks, but that's not what I'm looking for. Let's say there are 20 files that show up. It took a while for the search to find them all. When I see each one, I know where it should go and I move it there. Now I can look at the list again and decide what I want to move next. Having to re-search after every move seems absurd. This didn't happen in Win7.

Will rebuilding the index (regardless of the time involved) solve this problem forever, or would I have to do this every time?

dalchina said:

Hi, if I search for a file, with the search result in one f. explorer window, and then drag it to another f. explorer window (move), it takes a second or so for the first window to refresh.

I tried both ways and the problem exists on both. I tried waiting 15 seconds and it never disappears from the search list.

dalchina said:

Question: search aside, if you move a file from a list (not search results) shown in file explorer, does the list refresh quickly?

Just moving files from one directory to another (no search) works fine. It immediately disappears from the source directory.

Thanks for your reply