Use the Search command to locate a misplaced file. Save searches to help organize specific files. Use the recent file list to find files. Use the Save As dialog box to move a lost file.
- [Instructor] Over the years, users demanded…computer operating systems featured more…and more powerful file finding commands.…The reason is simple.…People lose things.…Even when you practice excellent file organization,…a search command can quickly locate…files by date, size or even contents.…In this movie, I explore the Windows 10 Search command.…You'll see how to locate a file…by name, contents or other features,…how to save searches for later.…I'll also show you the recent file list…which helps you locate files you may…have saved to the wrong spot.…
The Search command in Windows 10…is hidden in a few obvious places.…The most apparent is located next…to the Start Button on the Task Bar.…The problem with this location…is that it activates more of a superior…search command that also searches the Internet.…For finding files, I recommend that you instead…summon a File Explorer Window and use its…search command, so press the Windows E key…combination to bring up a File Explorer Window.…The Search Text box is located to the right…
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- Saving files
- Searching for files
- Renaming and moving files
- Organizing folders and subfolders
- Building libraries
- Creating an archive
- Working with storage, including removable, network, and cloud storage
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