No Windows 10, como posso evitar a obtenção de resultados de pesquisa vinculados a arquivos on-line no OneDrive (e abrir um navegador da Web quando você clica neles) quando esses arquivos também residem localmente? Eu quero apenas os arquivos locais, para que quando eu escolher um resultado, o aplicativo local seja aberto.
Como plano de fundo, aqui o relatório de problemas que enviei por meio do aplicativo de feedback do Windows 10:
For OneDrive files that also reside locally, the search results show the online version first.
This isn't a problem with searching file names, but it is with searching file contents. For example, suppose I have a file in "OneDrive\Documents" named "Mustelidae.doc", which includes the word "weasel". The file exists in the cloud and on my hard drive. If I type "weasel" into Search, the first results are "OneDrive:\Documents\Mustelidae.doc" along with all my other OneDrive files with "weasel" in them. Finally, almost completely scrolled off the screen, are the same documents listed again under the heading "This Device". The "Mustelidae.doc" in that list is the one I want, since it will open Word, not a web page.
If you really want to be smart about this, keep the OneDrive section (since OneDrive files are usually more relevant than files outside OneDrive) but detect the files are available locally, and have the items in the OneDrive section link locally. Then exclude the duplicates from the "This Device" section. If you don't have time to go that far, at least provide an option to turn off the "OneDrive" section of the results.
Eu percebi isso. Quando você obtiver o resultado da pesquisa, não clique com o botão esquerdo do mouse, clique com o botão direito e clique em Abrir local do arquivo. que abre o win explorer com o arquivo destacado. Então, clique imediatamente em entrar e abrir localmente !!!!
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