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Q.  I don't care for the search interface in Windows Explorer.  Can I change it so that it's more like the Windows 2000 search?

A.  Yes.  You can modify the preferences of the Windows Explorer search as desired. 

- To remove the animated character:

1. Click Search.

2. Choose Change preferences.

3. Choose Without an animated screen character.  

- To remove the sequence of prompts:

1. Click Search.

2. Choose Change preferences.

3. Choose Change files and folders search behavior.

4. Choose Advanced - includes options to manually enter search criteria.

5. Click OK.

Let me know if you need anything else.

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