Remember that you can combine any combination of these search filters in a single search. Thanks for taking a look at our advanced Windows Explorer file search tips. This will only show the files that are between that range. For example, if you know that a file is between 200MB and 300MB, you can use the command: ‘size: 500MB – 800MB’. Using these commands is great for smaller files, but for files that are larger than 128MB, you should use a search range. You can use the following quick commands for certain sizes: If you know the rough file size, you can use the ‘size:’ command to filter out results. Height: ’ to look for files made before or after specific dates, respectively.
Width: x for files over a specific height.Width: >x for files over a specific width.If you don’t know the exact dimensions, but you know it’s within a certain limit, you can instead use the following search parameters: Simply replace ‘x’ with the exact dimensions. If you know the dimensions of the image, you can type in width: x, height: x. Below we have a number of tips exclusive for images on your PC. First let’s take a look at the options you have available for tracking down specific images.
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