Problem: you go to Start and in the search field you enter the name of some system tool (cmd, run, regedit, etc.) and you get the error "Windows cannot find 'search:query=(whatever you wish to run)". Other searches seem to run okay, as long as its not a system file.
The indexing service is running and restarting the computer doesn't seem to fix it. After much trial and error, I was able to fix the root of several problems by running this Microsoft Fixit solution: KB886549.
I only list this on my blog because the article doesn't directly claim to fix the search:query= error, so I am happy to bring it to everyone's attention.
The indexing service is running and restarting the computer doesn't seem to fix it. After much trial and error, I was able to fix the root of several problems by running this Microsoft Fixit solution: KB886549.
I only list this on my blog because the article doesn't directly claim to fix the search:query= error, so I am happy to bring it to everyone's attention.
I don't know how did KB886549 work on your PC, but I think this post will work, too, actually it worked on my windows 7.
ReplyDeleteno, this doesn't fix the search:query= error
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