Bulk modification of file names under Windows

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Detailed steps for batch modification of file names under Windows system

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• DOS command operation

Simple batch modification of file names

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   It is very easy to modify the file name in bulk on a Windows system. Select all the files, press F2, then enter descriptive text, press ENTER, and the selected file will be numbered with the descriptive text entered.

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Multiple-step modification of file names

2. Create a new folder in any of the disks and place all the files that need to be modified in that folder.

4. Click Run in the Start program, enter CMD in the search box, and enter the DOS command window.

6. Enter the command line "CD f:\pictures" in DOS mode and enter the command line "Dir/b>rename.xls" to list the file names in the folder in the Rename.xls file.

8. Then use XLS to open the C:\Users\Administrator folder in the Rename.xls, you will find the file name is listed in a column (you can use the mouse to adjust the order of file names), you can enter the number 1 in the B1 column as the first file name

10. Select B1 cell, and at the bottom right of the B1 column, when the mouse cursor changes to the + sign, drag to make all

    The file has a filename in the B column to the right. Then delete the file name that is not used in cell A8.

12. The mouse selects the C1 cell and enters the formula in the edit box = "ren" &A1& "" &b1.

14. Then, the mouse selected column C, the right mouse button copy, in Notepad, Paste, click the menu "File"-"Save As", enter the filename ren.bat, pay attention to the red circle path and extension options.

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    Open the F-Disk Pictures folder, double-click the Ren.bat this batch file, the folder can be all the picture name, according to the order and file name in the Rename.xls, batch modification.

Bulk modification of file names under Windows