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The “find” command usually reports too much information, because
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find "some_text" *.* |
also reports names of the files that do not contain the text.
A useful oneliner to have at hand is to start a cmd.exe window in the right folder, and enter:
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for %I in (*.*) do @(find /i "some_text" "%~I">NUL&&echo %I) |
If you need this to work recursive, use:
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for /f %I in ('dir /b /s *.*') do @(find /i "some_text" "%~I">NUL&&echo %I) |