Using Registry Editor: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\BrowserStorage\AppCache "AllowWebsiteCaches"=dword:00000000 Internet Options -> General tab -> Browsing History -> Settings -> Website Data Settings -> Caches and databases tab -> Allow website caches and databases (clearing the check box) You can disable local caches and databases by using one of the following methods: This behavior occurs if you have your Internet Options settings configured to disable local caches and databases.
When you try to search from the Start menu or from Cortana on a Windows 10-based computer, you receive no results. Windows Desktop Search shows no results if you have your Internet Options settings configured to disable website data. The search filters the results to eliminate noise that's caused by non-app shortcuts. On a computer that's running Windows 10, you can't find files that have a URL extension by using Desktop Search or Cortana. Issue 2ĭesktop Search or Cortana don't find files that have a URL extension. Microsoft is aware of this issue and is investigating it. The issue occurs regardless of whether the shortcut files are in indexed locations. On a computer that's running Windows 10, Desktop Search, or Cortana, you can't find shortcut files (files with an LNK extension).
If you're looking for more information about website error messages, please see the following Windows website: Search for anything, anywhereĪpplies to: Windows 10 - all editions Original KB number: 3206883 Known issues Issue 1ĭesktop Search or Cortana can't find shortcut files (.lnk) Symptoms Home users: This article is intended for use by support agents and IT professionals.
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