Can't perform advanced search in Windows 1909 file Explorer

Hi,
I installed yesterday Windows 1909. Now I want to do a simple search operation in File Explorer. I want to find the documents I changed between November 13 and November 21.
So I type in the search box the formula datemodified:11/13/2019 .. 11/21/2019 kind:=document
In Windows 1903 that’s piece of cake. You get plenty of assistance when you type it in the search box. In 1909 I don’t find a user friendly way to get the formula.

Note: They are in different folders, so I can't use a filter, only a search operation.

Does anybody know a solution?

Thanks a lot,
Koen

What type of view are you running for folders?

Use 'File Explorer' for searching. Then use the 'Details' view. This will give you an upper menu consisting of 'Date/Time'Size/Created/Modified/ which you can add or delete specific file details. By default Win 10 only shows Date modified but if you right click that upper menu, you can add 'Date Created'
Then you can search for the file name you want and the time created or modified will appear, which you can then 'sort' to find the latest date

Good luck

Hi,

Thank you for the reply. But this does not help me. The files I'm looking for are in different folders, so sorting can't help me.

I really need to search through the folders.

Koen

Okies, so which folder view are you using?

Folder view set on 'Details' will give you an upper top menu which no other folder view gives you. Unless you select the 'Content' view sorry
Details view upper menu gives you the ability to see every single detail about every folder created/modifed on Windows

Okies Dalchina totally understood
Let me get stuck into 1909, im lagging behind you guys

We aint far from each other either

KoenD said:

Does anybody know a solution?

For lack of a better one, you could go back to 1903.


It's easy and quick. Just uninstall the Enablement Package (KB4517245) to turn off all 1909 features and drop back from build 18363 to 18362.