Q: Spotlight doesn't show location

Spotlight doesn't show the location.

So try the Finder window. Type in the name of your hard drive top right corner of the window.

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Hello !

           To show the location, please open system preferences - security and privacy - privacy check the box enable location services ,

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Thanks !

With an item selected in the Spotlight window, hold down the command key. It will show the path to the file if it is a file.

If you hit the return key while holding down command the Finder will open the enclosing folder and select the item.

Finder and Spotlight both use Spotlight's index.

Spotlight does not search system folders which includes your user Library folder. You can make Finder search them, either by starting the search in one, or using the "System Files" criteria.

Spotlight searches both content and file name for the search term.

Finder searches can be modified to search for either or both by selecting the appropriate search token when offered.

Also try Finder/View/Show Path Bar.

When you add criteria to search for, click on the "Kind" popup and choose "Other…"

from the list of options, choose System Files.

You can keep it in the menu by checking the box in the list. Of the other items available, File Visibility is useful.