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PSEverything

PowerShell cmdlet for the local search engine Everything

Everything is a blazingly fast local search engine by David Carpenter, found at http://www.voidtools.com/

To use it, download Everything and install it as a service.

Install PSEverything from PowerShell Gallery.

Install-Module PSEverything

Then you can so things like

Search-Everything -Extension cpp,h -Global -Filter Bytes | Get-Item

That almost instantly finds all cpp and h files with Bytes in it's name on all (-Global) NTFS drives.

On my system,

Search-Everything -Extension h -Global

returned 61082 '.h' files in 344 ms.

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