I often notice in elitepvpers and also among my friends that many simply do not deal with Google. Here, I will show you how to use google and a few other things to optimize your search results.
Beforehand:
What is Google?
Google is a search engine.
The Basics
Lesson 1:
Google does not answer all the questions! So search query such as
Code:
"My PC has yesterday received a blue screen with error code 0x00000005, after I started Steam, what can I do?"
Accordingly also a bad result.
It is limited only to the most important information here about
:
Code:
Bluescreen 0x00000005
Which is perfectly adequate for now.
Lesson 2:
If you will not achieve a desired outcome do not despair and immediately turn to the Internet
Quote:
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I've googled and found nothing
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But also the times to go through one or the other side of the search results, you can spare two minutes for it surely.
Lesson 3:
If still no suitable result was provided, we add to the query any further information added, such as:
Code:
Bluescreen 0x00000005 Steam
Lesson 4:
Thanks to

for the kind reference and the sample.
Each has ever determined myself google and found no matching result to his person. Since two single quotation marks can help may already:
The quote is sort of a 1:1-search, that is, the phrases entered must OCCURRENCE and are also available in this order.
For Advanced Googlers
Lesson 1 - The term filter:
You're looking for Brad Pitt but you bother getting a site called YouTube and you want to have only results from Youtube? No problem:
A simple, - 'hung with the term bothers you behind the query brings the desired result, eg:
Filters you out all results that have to do with Youtube.
And what returns you to apply this filter to have only results with that term?
Quite surprisingly, with a '+'
Filters you out all results that have nothing to do with Youtube.
Lesson 2 - The file filter:
Suppose you are looking for a PDF file, if you find "Lustig.pdf" no files but only texts which includes the word "PDF". How do you deal now with that?
It's easy with a file filter
Code:
Lustig filetype:pdf
Lesson 3 - AND or OR:
If you after
"Straw hay grass" in Google searches are automatically searched this all together, but this is when I want to have only one of these terms?
The solution is close to I use, OR between the terms. Alternatively, a, | to be used.
Code:
Stroh OR Heu OR Gras
or
To search for straw and hay or grass, you can group them.
Code:
Stroh (Heu OR Gras)
or
Lesson 4 - Search in titles only
Disturbing stupid search results, where a word of your search term in the title stands and one in the text, but you want to search only in the title?
Look here:
Code:
allintitle:“elitepvpers ist cool“
For Proffestionals
The chaining of filters:
The above and below the filter, you can of course all linked together, so you could then Google lvl 90 Pros a query look like this:
Code:
allintitle:“Stroh (Heu | Gras)“ filetype:(html | htm | php) +site:www.elitepvpers.com -site:www.gutefrage.net
List of the various search options:
| Search Option | Function | Example |
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| AND | Connection of the search terms | Bluescreen Steam OR Bluescreen AND Steam |
| OR | Search only one of the words | Bluescreen OR Steam ORBluescreen |
| ( ) | Grouping | Bluescreen AND (Steam OR Origin) |
| „“ | 1:1 search keywords | “Bluescreen Steam“ |
| - | Filtering of a term | Bluescreen -Origin |
| + | Only results with this term | Bluescreen +Steam |
| * | placeholder | Good * Genre game |
| intitle: | Term must be available in the title | intitle:Bluescreen |
| allintitle: | All terms must be present in the title | allintitle:“Bluescreen Steam“ |
| inurl: | Term must be available in the title | inurl:Bluescreen |
| allinurl: | All terms must be present in the title | allinurl:“Bluescreen Steam“ |
| intext: | Term must be available in the title | intext:Bluescreen |
| allintext: | All terms must be present in the title | allintext:“Bluescreen Steam“ |
| inanchor: | Term must be available in the title | inanchor:Bluescreen |
| site: | Only results from one side | site: |
| link: | Returns all pages that refer to the specified | link: |
| filetype: | Search by file type | Steam filetype:doc |
| define: | Search for a definition of the search term and then see (Wikipedia) | define:Waschlappen |