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This can also be done using powershell<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40440817-1">gci -path c:\folder -recurse |? {$_.psIsContainer -and $_.name -like &quot;*string*&quot;} </code></pre>
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This can also be done using powershell


gci -path c:\folder -recurse |? {$_.psIsContainer -and $_.name -like "*string*"} 

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From a command prompt I can perform the following command<br />
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find &quot;string&quot; *.*<br />
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How do I perform a 'find' command on subdirectories, searching all subdirectories from the current directory for the string<br />
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Thanks
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From a command prompt I can perform the following command

find "string" *.*

How do I perform a 'find' command on subdirectories, searching all subdirectories from the current directory for the string

Thanks

Windows find command (from command prompt)

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