| How to Find Files
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| 1) Go to Windows Explorer by right clicking on
the My Computer icon and selecting Explore.
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| 2) Go to the Tools menu at the
top and select Find then Files or Folders and new window
will appear.
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| 3) Pick the location you want to search for the
file in. If you are not sure where it is at all pick the Local Hard Drives option to search all of your local drives (if your computer has more than one), this option will not be available if you do not have more than one drive so just select C:
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| 4) In the Named space type in
the file name plus extension (.doc, .jpeg). If you are not sure of the whole file name or
how you spelled if when you saved it, you can type in the beginning of the name and an * (scr*.*) and it will find all the documents that start with scr. If you do not know the extension you can type in filename.* and it will search for all files with that name but with any file extension. Also if you are looking for a particular type of file such as a Word document you can type in *.doc and it will find all Word documents. After it has finished searching all the files will be displayed below.
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| 5) If you would like to copy a file you have
found right click on it once in the find window and pick Copy. Then go
into Windows Explorer and Paste it into a location where you will be able to find it later. If you need help copying files please click here.
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