Comment puis-je recherche Fichier Explorer for fichiers seulement (i.e. exclude dossiers) in Windows 10?
Comment puis-je recherche Fichier Explorer for fichiers seulement (i.e. exclude dossiers) in Windows 10?
Comment puis-je specify that a search using Explorateur de fichiers should return fichiers seulement? J'ai essayé `kind:=file` and `type:file` and `not kind:=folder` and other variations, but rien fonctionne. Surely il y a an easy way to say "show me tout that's not a dossier"!
Re: Comment puis-je recherche Fichier Explorer for fichiers seulement (i.e. exclude dossiers) in Windows 10?
*Search* on Windows 10, **dans le Explorer Search bar**, is case-sensitive for the word `NOT`.
The following queries work as expected, returning fichiers seulement:
```
filename:*ar* and NOT kind:folder
filename:*ar* and NOT type:folder
filename:*ar* And NOT kind:folder
```
BTW, on this Windows 10 machine, `AND` is autocorrected to `And`, for no apparent reason, but both `And` and `and` work as Boolean operators. Go figure.
Cependant, the following queries return the empty set **dans le Explorer Search bar**:
```
filename:*ar* and not kind:folder
filename:*ar* And not type:folder
```
Cependant, those queries work just ainsi que the first batch, **in Task Bar Search!** Apparently, *that* Search n'est pas `NOT` or `not` case-sensitive. And, `AND` n'est pas autocorrected to `And`.
It took a bit of testing to discover these strange, perplexing, idiosyncratic, downright quirky behaviors! [A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Emerson_and_Wilde_on_consistency) Thanks, Microsoft, for eliminating in-house QC, making life more interesting for utilisateurs.
## Mise à jour
As of Windows Mise à jour on 09 Jul 2024, `AND` is no longer autocorrected to `And`. Cependant, lower-case `not` is encore ignored.
[Irrelevant note: Telemetry services that avait été désactivé were turned back on by the mise à jour. *sigh*]
The following queries work as expected, returning fichiers seulement:
```
filename:*ar* and NOT kind:folder
filename:*ar* and NOT type:folder
filename:*ar* And NOT kind:folder
```
BTW, on this Windows 10 machine, `AND` is autocorrected to `And`, for no apparent reason, but both `And` and `and` work as Boolean operators. Go figure.
Cependant, the following queries return the empty set **dans le Explorer Search bar**:
```
filename:*ar* and not kind:folder
filename:*ar* And not type:folder
```
Cependant, those queries work just ainsi que the first batch, **in Task Bar Search!** Apparently, *that* Search n'est pas `NOT` or `not` case-sensitive. And, `AND` n'est pas autocorrected to `And`.
It took a bit of testing to discover these strange, perplexing, idiosyncratic, downright quirky behaviors! [A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Emerson_and_Wilde_on_consistency) Thanks, Microsoft, for eliminating in-house QC, making life more interesting for utilisateurs.
## Mise à jour
As of Windows Mise à jour on 09 Jul 2024, `AND` is no longer autocorrected to `And`. Cependant, lower-case `not` is encore ignored.
[Irrelevant note: Telemetry services that avait été désactivé were turned back on by the mise à jour. *sigh*]