VX Search Pro

As resilient as the human mind is, the higher the stakes of a task are, the more stressful the circumstances can get, ultimately making even the most basic chores harder to complete at the end of a tiring day. Left unaddressed, the aforementioned stress leads to the development of bad habits such as leaving a myriad of personal digital files unorganized and difficult to browse, which is where VX Search Pro comes into play.

While the search system deeply embedded within Microsoft’s flagship operating system should suffice for most users’ needs, those seeking faster responses from queries are better served by third-party utilities utilizing the OS’s Master File Table.

Archivists connected to a company’s or institution’s server-based infrastructure might also require a variety of more finely-tuned search parameters that narrow down the quest for a specific file type or period of time in which the item in question was created or edited, and the app at hand does have a number of useful features in that regard.

Once installed, the program greets users to a comprehensive multi-pane interface featuring large buttons and icons for swiftly identifying and executing the most important functions on the fly. Carrying out a search is done by categorizing the desired items according to their filenames, extensions or even EXIF tags for times when only limited information regarding the documents sought is available.

Users with limited storage space can also preview the precise amounts and percentages taken up by a folder’s contents to rationalize unimportant items and keep mission-critical files only. This data is illustrated through pie charts and tabular views of highly detailed reports that can be exported to a multitude of accessible formats to preserve accounts of databases in case of data loss.

Despite the reliability of modern computers, data corruption can be experienced due to external factors ranging from human errors to age-related technical failures. With this in mind, programs such as VX Search Pro can be of great use to find out what items have been lost and whether they are important enough to warrant expensive recovery methods.