I left Windows 7 behind over a year ago, so I can't tell you whether Windows Key plus F was ever file find, but I *can* tell you how to find files.

1. Open Windows Explorer in any way you know how--from the "Computer" icon on the Desktop, or by pressing Windows Key plus E from anywhere on the system.

2. Select, then open, any drive from the displayed list by pressing Up or Down Arrow until you find the drive you want, then pressing ENTER.

3. Press the TAB key until you hear JAWS tell you you are in an edit field.

4. Type any part of the name of the file for which you are looking, and press ENTER. Note, this is not where you can find files by their contents, only their names.

Extra: If you want to find more than one file by partial name, use the keyword "OR", that's O R in uppercase, very important. For example, if I wanted to find files with the letter  groups d o g or c a  t, my search string would look like this:

dog OR cat

Note the word OR was in uppercase.

5. Tab to the list view to access the list of files the system found based on what was typed above.

6. When you're done searching and accessing, press ALT plus F4 to close the Explorer window.

HTH

Good morning:

My legal assistant installed a new hard drive on my windows 7 computer with Jaws 2018. When I hit the windows key+F I don't get file find. Can this be fixed and also, if not, how do I find file find under windows programs. Oddly enough, I can't seem to find it.

Thanks very much.