You're often likely to be looking for a file that you know is
stored somewhere in a particular folder, such as Documents or
Pictures. Unfortunately, actually locating the file you want
might mean browsing through hundreds of files and subfolders. To
save time and effort, use the Search box. The Search box is
located at the top of every folder (as well as at the bottom of
the Start menu). It filters the current view based on text that
you type. The search is based on text in the file name and the
file itself, tags, and other file properties. It looks in the
current folder as well as all subfolders. To search for a file
or folder using the Search box: Type a word or part of a word
into the Search box. As you type in the Search box, the contents
of the folder will be filtered to reflect each successive
character you type. When you see the file you want, you can stop
typing. You don't need to press ENTER, since searching happens
automatically. For example, suppose you start with a folder that
looks like this: Now