powershell search big files

  1. Use the "Get-ChildItem" cmdlet in PowerShell to list all the files in the specified directory, with the "-Recurse" parameter to include all subdirectories.

  2. Pipe the output from step 1 to the "Where-Object" cmdlet, filtering files based on their size using the "-gt" (greater than) operator and the size threshold in bytes.

  3. Pipe the filtered files to the "Select-Object" cmdlet to display specific properties of the files, such as name, size, and path.

  4. Optionally, use the "Export-Csv" cmdlet to export the results to a CSV file for further analysis or processing.