Find folder or file name waywardme

To find a folder or file named "waywardme" on your computer, you can follow these steps depending on your operating system: ### Windows 1. **Using File Explorer**: - Open File Explorer (Windows + E). - In the search bar at the top-right, type `waywardme` and press Enter. - Wait for the search to complete; it will show all files and folders that match that name. 2. **Using Command Prompt**: - Press Windows + R, type `cmd`, and hit Enter to open Command Prompt. - Type `dir C:\waywardme /s /p` (replace "C:\" with the drive you want to search in) and press Enter to search for "waywardme". ### macOS 1. **Using Finder**: - Open Finder. - In the search box at the top right, type `waywardme`. - Make sure to search "This Mac" to search your entire system. 2. **Using Terminal**: - Open Terminal (you can find it in Applications > Utilities). - Type `find / -name "waywardme" 2>/dev/null` and press Enter. This will search for the file or folder named "waywardme" starting from the root directory. ### Linux 1. **Using Terminal**: - Open a terminal. - Use the command `find / -name "waywardme" 2>/dev/null` to search from the root directory, or `find ~/ -name "waywardme"` to search within your home directory. Make sure to adjust your search depending on the location where you think the file or folder might be. If you have any more specific details or if you need help with something else, feel free to ask!