I haven't played with this for a long time, so it might not be correct for Win10
There are two standrad search files in the Searches folder under your user folder
Everywhere
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<persistedQuery version="1.0">
<query>
<kindList>
<kind name="item"/>
</kindList>
<scope knownScopeID="{7c61d0a6-af7e-483a-b705-d2c5c2264656}" />
</query>
</persistedQuery>
Indexed Locations
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<persistedQuery version="1.0">
<query>
<kindList>
<kind name="item"/>
</kindList>
<scope knownScopeID="{f60163ce-2b8d-458d-ab2c-40f215767514}" />
</query>
</persistedQuery>
I used to modify those files to include customized presentation
Copy the existing files ... just in case
Navigate to This PC and type a period - . - into the search box (the period is a wildcard for any character)
Select and arrange the columns, sorting, grouping, etc to what you want
Select Save search from the Search tab menu
any name is fine - all you want are the customized settings in the saved search file.
<viewInfo viewMode="details" iconSize="16" stackIconSize="0" displayName="Search Results in This PC" autoListFlags="0">
<visibleColumns>
<column viewField="System.ItemTypeText"/>
<column viewField="System.ItemNameDisplay"/>
<column viewField="System.DateModified"/>
<column viewField="System.Size"/>
<column viewField="System.ItemFolderPathDisplay"/>
</visibleColumns>
<sortList>
<sort viewField="System.DateModified" direction="descending"/>
</sortList>
</viewInfo>
You can then paste your customized view into the two standard search files between
<persistedQuery version="1.0">
and
<query>
Once you get the hang of the syntax, it's not that bad
