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Explorer To search for files in File Explorer, open File Explorer and use the search box to the right of the address bar. Tap or click to open File Explorer. Search looks in all folders and subfolders within the library or folder you're viewing.

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Open File Explorer and click in the Search box, Search Tools will appear at the top of the Window which allows the choosing of a Type, a Size, Date Modified, Other Properties and Advanced search. In File Explorer Options > Search Tab, the search options can be changed, e.g. Find partial matches.

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Outlook search only returns items in your current mailbox or Outlook Data File by default. If you want to search multiple data files, use the following steps to change your search scope. On the Tools menu, click Instant Search, and then click Search Options. Alternatively, click the arrow in the Instant Search pane, and then click Search Options.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/use-an-easy-powershell-command-to-search...

I can use the following command to search the c:\fso folder for files that have the . txt file extension, and contain a pattern match for ed: Select-String -Path c:\fso\*.txt -pattern ed. The command and associated output are shown in the following figure. If I use the Get-Command cmdlet ( gcm is an alias for this cmdlet) to examine the syntax ...