find folders with the name "wapka"

To find folders named "wapka" on your computer, you can use different methods depending on your operating system. ### Windows 1. **Using File Explorer:** - Open File Explorer (Windows + E). - In the search bar (top right corner), type `wapka` and press Enter. - You can filter the results by selecting "Folders" if you only want to see folder results. 2. **Using Command Prompt:** - Press `Windows + R`, type `cmd`, and press Enter. - In the Command Prompt, type the following command and press Enter: ```sh dir /s /b C:\wapka ``` - Replace `C:\` with the drive letter you want to search in if it’s different. ### macOS 1. **Using Finder:** - Open Finder. - Press `Command + F` to start a search. - In the search criteria, select "Name" and set it to contain "wapka". - Make sure to select "Folders" to filter results. 2. **Using Terminal:** - Open Terminal. - Use the following command to find the folders: ```sh find / -type d -name "wapka" 2>/dev/null ``` - This searches from the root directory. You can replace `/` with a specific directory to narrow the search. ### Linux 1. **Using Terminal:** - Open a terminal window. - Run the following command: ```sh find / -type d -name "wapka" 2>/dev/null ``` - This will search through all directories starting from the root. You can specify a path to limit the search. Make sure to have appropriate permissions to search through the directories you are looking into.