Hello, Can someone please tell me the correct syntax for searching entire drives and/or multiple drives for a particular file or directory at the command prompt? I need to find the UNDO folder, but cannot locate it. Thanks so much, Kristina

Try using the Search tool on your Start Menu.....

From the COMMAND PROMPT... I am trying to install Win XP Professional and keep encountering the error: Error. Process user: Cannot copy default user hive c:\documents and settings\default user\ntuser.dat. Error=32 (20h) FailureInPrepareForMigration rc-32. Error=32(20h) Error w95upgnt_migrate:migmain_migrate failed. Error=32 (20h) Setup cannot upgrade some settings after Setup complete. You may need to reinstall one or more programs. (error=32 "20h") I have tried all three methods that microsoft suggests for correcting this error: http://support.microsoft.com/search/preview.aspx? scid=kb;en-us;Q315332 I cannot complete the setup and I cannot revert back to my old OS Win ME, and I do not have the option of quitting the setup. Is there an option or flag that I can type after the command prompt that will bypass this fatal error when the XP installation is upgrading my program and system settings? Or is there some way that I can revert back to Win ME without losing any of my programs or data? I have a lot of important data on this machine that I cannot lose, so any help in this desperate situation would be greatly appreciated. The reason I'm trying to find UNDO* via the Command Prompt is to abort the XP installation that keeps repeating the same Fatal Error and revert back to Win ME. However, if I could get the Win XP Pro installation to complete I'd be very happy. Right now, I'm in a frustrating state of limbo with no OS & only limited Command Prompt access to my Dell PC.