I found UltraSearch to be a satisfactory searching program. While I agree that Everything is a wonderful program, I also think that UltraSearch can be just as useful (or potentially more depending on who you happen to be). If one developer decides to call it quits, you have more to choose from.Ī lot of dotTechies have stated in the past that they’re big fans of a program called Everything. Besides, variety is the best part about being on such a widely used operating system. However, it isn’t necessarily a terrible thing to have variety. Now, obviously the Windows software market isn’t running low on 3rd party programs that can search your drives for files. You want to find a particular file? You type it in. UltraSearch is a pretty straightforward program. Works for local drives only - no networked support.Obnoxious banner in the top right hand corner advertises to the user about downloading other software by this developer.Search queries will be listed with a timestamp along with how large the file is (e.g last modified etc).Can be accessed from within Windows Explorer vis-a-vis entry in right-click context menu.Searches can be exported to several different types of files (e.g RTF, HTML, CSV or Excel file).Can exclude certain folders or file types in search.Supports patterns like *.extension to find all files with that file extension on the drive you searched.

Does not use an index to find files (instead uses the Master File Table on Windows).The file searching process is very fast.UltraSearch allows you to easily locate files and folders on your computer. UltraSearch is a file searching (desktop search) program for Windows. Let’s see if it’s worth switching to UltraSearch. However, UltraSearch may be a serious contender. For example, many dotTechies prefer Everything, the desktop search program featured by dotTech as the best free desktop search program. Third-party file location software (aka desktop search programs) is not a new concept.

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