Everything may seem like an odd name for an application but that’s exactly the name for a very small (less than 1mb) application used to search for files in your computer. This application is fast, efficient and will not use up the resources of the local gadget. The default search tool in Windows-OS will usually use up a lot of resources which means other applications will slowly slow down while search is active. Everything, on the other hand, will search your computer while allowing other applications to normally operate.

For the application to speed up the search process, the application indexes your gadget before allowing you to search for files. The indexing process may take up a minute or two depending on the number of files in your computer. After this process, the user could search by filename and the application will display the matching files in real time. Although the application is limited to filename only, it speeds up the process of file search without requiring resources from your gadget.

Everything indexes the files and folders and keeps them for future references. That means you do not need to wait for the application to restart for a very long time. The application will merely get updates on the latest file changes as well as the new files and folders added in the system.

Everything is highly recommended application for new computers with Windows OS. This is a great tool that automates file changes so that it will ease search for specific files in the future.

Check it out at http://www.voidtools.com/

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