2 VM running everything, regex works on 1 but not the other

[InfoR3aper]

So I have multiple VM running everything.

I am not sure why but when I search using regex in 1 get results, but in other I am not getting anything, yet the wildcard search works the way regex should.

I check the settings on both and they appear to be the same

Am I missing something, or a specific setting that has not been enabled? I thought both were default installs.

Here are 3 different screenshots show search settings etc

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It looks like there are no results matching this expression.

On the PC that is not finding results:
Is Everything indexing your G: drive? please try searching for g:
-If not, add your G: drive under Tools -> Options -> Folders
Does the following search return any results: *.s0?.e??.*
(the regular expression is matching the . in the middle between s and e)

[InfoR3aper]

Actually it appears that that I get different results on ALL installs when using these search terms

regex:\.s0\d\.e\d\d\. - Does not show as many results as this search

*.s0?e??.* - Yet this search returns a lot more results that are in the exact format as the above search

Meaning if I run the regex search and move all those to a location Everything cannot see, then run the *.s0?e??.* I get more results that did not appear with the regex yet the folders have the exact same name layout

[InfoR3aper]

It looks like there are no results matching this expression.

On the PC that is not finding results:
Is Everything indexing your G: drive? please try searching for g:
-If not, add your G: drive under Tools -> Options -> Folders
Does the following search return any results: *.s0?.e??.*
(the regular expression is matching the . in the middle between s and e)

Instead of adding drive G:\ I add folders ie Team Drives 1 by 1 to Everything for it to index.

Trying to use Everything on G:\ would take it weeks to index due to the amount of Drives I have in the system

Basically I break Everything in multiple VM and only index certain drives per VM by category this gets the best results, and allows me to index via Topic/Category instead of trying to index the entire system

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regex:\.s0\d\.e\d\d\. - Does not show as many results as this search
*.s0?e??.* - Yet this search returns a lot more results that are in the exact format as the above search

These searches are matching different things.
Please take note of the . in the middle.

S01E01 vs S01.E01

[InfoR3aper]

Ok, I am idiot for missing that!

Thank You