How to list all files having a word in their filename

in the current folder and all subfolders, case insensitive, on the Windows command line - Noob vs. Pro

AI Noob Answer:

"you can use the command line tool "dir" command:

dir /s /b /a-d /o-n | find /i "word" ... best options ever. how about /f /o /r /g /e /t /i /t ?

The "/s" option tells dir to search recursively, the "/b" option tells dir to print just the file name, the "/a-d" option tells ... blabla ...

An alternative is "for" and "findstr":

for /r %i in (*) do @echo %i | findstr /i "word" ... seems to work, but far too complicated.

The "for /r" command will loop through all files in the current folder and subfolders and ... blabla ...

Is that helpful? Not really.

Forget the above junk, download the free open source SFK for any system and type:

sfk :word

Done. You may also type sfk filefind word, but the ":" is shortest. Example output:

de-wordfile.txt en-wordfile.txt fr-wordfile.txt