[DOS] - File Search Command Solved

Question

Hello,

I'm looking to know the DOS command to search for files, just like I would do in Linux with a:
find /home -name toto.txt

Thank you
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kmanber · Accepted Answer

dir /s filename

pvallaud · Answer

Hello to you, type under the command prompt:
- c:\*.(extension)\s
or
-c:\file name.extension (if unknown *)\s
dos will perform a search \s = under all directories and subdirectories
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a+ / patrick from reims
As Mr. GABIN used to say: << there is one thing I know, it’s that you never know! >>

pvallaud · Answer

error on my part, type after the prompt c:\ the command dir
example: c:\dir moi.*/s or c:\dir *.bmp

my apologies, I typed too quickly: it's old age/hihi
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see you / patrick from reims
As Mr. GABIN used to say: << there is one thing I know, it is that we never know anything! >>

bacchuss · Answer

thank you -- __________________________________________ 01001001110101001010100101 and more if there's a connection

MEG · Answer

HELLO, I'm Meg and I would like to know the 5 files constituting the kernel of the back?  AND also how to display only the directories without the files and vice versa.

gerard · Answer

Hello,Please could you tell me the command in DOS to display the installed hardware in a computer, such as the motherboard, memory card, modem card, etc.?Thank you.

[DOS] - File Search Command

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