Search of Japanese words

I'm a socialcast admin of our company.
If I search with Japanese words, the result is not correct, even if the words is in the contents.
Some words show the results but not enough. Some words don't show anything.
Is there any way to solve it?

Hello:
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Could you please share some screenshots of specific examples where search (in Japanese characters) is not working?
Best,
The VMware Socialcast Team

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Originally Posted by ataubman
If you log in to the second PC as Admin, does the symptom move? IOW does it follow the user or the workstation? If the user you may have some odd file system rights set, although your specific results you report are puzzling.
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