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Searching in Windows File Explorer
We have all encountered the Search box in Windows File Explorer. When Windows Search indexing is configured correctly,
File Explorer can return results faster by using an index of file names, properties, metadata, and supported file contents.
XSTRA context: XSTRA often configures Windows Server search indexing for client file server environments.
The tips below help users narrow results, find files faster, and get more value from indexed Windows file shares.
Logical Operators
Use these operators to combine, exclude, or precisely match search terms.
Built-in Search Filters
Use these filters in the File Explorer search box to narrow results by type, date, size, location, metadata, or content.
Need Advanced Search on a System Not Managed by XSTRA?
If you are working on a system that is not managed by XSTRA, or where Windows Server search indexing is not available,
you may wish to try
Agent Ransack.
It is also available from
MajorGeeks.
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