Search for temporary files in the Expplorer folder

I'm used to looking for all temporary files in file Explorer (such as ~ $areness_JPH.doc, ~ $areness_JPH.docx). I find with the stream "~ *.» "*" (quotes included).

It works in certain drive/directory, but not the others. In general, this does not work in my partitioned disks as G:\ H:\ When I searched with "~ *.» "* ', I get all the files, which amounts to research" *. " * ».

Clues? Thank you.

I do not have the same restriction for some reason, I'm not, but I have the syntax, you can try.  Special symbols are not always easily available and may require the use of the special search syntax and quotes.  Since you are looking for the ~ always at the beginning of a file name, I would try the characters ~< which="" limit="" matching="" to="" the="" start="" of text="" (by="" the="" way,="" ~="">, with the arrow in the other direction, deadline for the end of the text, and ~ = is to match any part of the breast).  (The tilde in this syntax is coincidentally matches what you are looking for and are used for research in general).

name: ~.<>

If you want to use wildcards and search for symbols too, the syntax is just ~, but this requires also a complete match as if it was the "equal" sign =, so should be asterisks at the beginning and at the end of your search text to find partial matches.  (The "equal" sign requires a full match but does not allow for wildcards).

name: ~ ' * exa! "improved."

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