Galaxy map destination system not accepting

Hi

I have come back from an exploration trip and have first discovered 3 planets, but I can`t go back and see the system
Galaxy map destination does not except my system name

HYADES SECTOR LG-U A4-1

What am I doing wrong?
 
Try clicking the search button again a couple of times, the map sometimes has trouble finding it on the first try. If that doesn't help, try shortening the name (e.g. HYADES SECTOR LG-U A) and clickig search till you get to that system.
 
My Xbox account found it straight away, but can`t see the system because he has not been there! may be just a PC problem

I tried with a HYADES SECTOR that I could see in the galaxy map near to my existing position and it couldn`t find that one either

Also I thought that accounts were going to be switchable between Xbox and PC, but now I have 2 separate pilots. I can get onto the xbox more often than my PC in my house, so PC account may be dropped. I am not buying 2 sets of expansions.
 
Known bug, unfortunately. To get around it until they fix it, what I do is I take screenshots of both the star in the system map, and the system's position in the galactic map (zoomed in as far as it goes, so I can see the grid coordinates). If you go to those galactic coordinates on your map and set your filter to show only the star types as the system's primary star, you shouldn't have a problem finding them. Without grid coordinates, though, it can be tough but you can try the workarounds mentioned above. They never worked for me, no matter how many times I click the long names with "sector" in them never display.
 
Thanks

If I can get grid coords off the xbox version, or a nearby star name I can search for on the PC version, All I would like to do is see my name on the discovered by of the 3 planets.
I bet you have to go very far out to find unexplored systems now. The news letter said 11m star systems have been explored by all the players.
I had tried to go to Betelgeuse (as a famous star I knew the name of) but was not the first
 
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