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I started searching for that skylight highlighted string in "SLIDESHOW" folder. Nothing found.
Expanded the search to "This Mac". One of the results is located at the SLIDESHOW folder.
I also tried search string without the extension .JPG and it in lowercase: same result: nothing found.
How can this be understood?
Thanks
iMac 27″, macOS 11.4
Daniel Stonek wrote:
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/ccf06487-c1da-4e4f-89fc-b5a6ecb83eb6
I started searching for that skylight highlighted string in "SLIDESHOW" folder. Nothing found.
Expanded the search to "This Mac". One of the results is located at the SLIDESHOW folder.
I also tried search string without the extension .JPG and it in lowercase: same result: nothing found.
How can this be understood?
Thanks
You can always rebuild the spotlight search—this is the same database your Finder uses
Rebuild the Spotlight index on your Mac - Apple Support
Daniel Stonek wrote:
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/ccf06487-c1da-4e4f-89fc-b5a6ecb83eb6
I started searching for that skylight highlighted string in "SLIDESHOW" folder. Nothing found.
Expanded the search to "This Mac". One of the results is located at the SLIDESHOW folder.
I also tried search string without the extension .JPG and it in lowercase: same result: nothing found.
How can this be understood?
Thanks
You can always rebuild the spotlight search—this is the same database your Finder uses
Rebuild the Spotlight index on your Mac - Apple Support
Thanks, it seems it has been fixed for that disk.
I also have another 6 HDs.
Because I cannot know when the results become not reliable, should I create cron tasks to perform database rebuild of all disks every... ?
Sounds crazy.
Odd behavior in Finder search
