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Script using the steps in the Adding Sequential Numbers method:setlocal enableDelayedExpansionfor %%F in (*.mp3) do ( set "name=%%~nF" for %%I in (A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do ( set "name=!name:%%I=%%I!" ) ren "%%f" "!name!%%~xF" >nul 2>&)endlocalYou should change .mp3 to the extension of your files.This script doesn’t change the case of the extensions. However, if you also want to change the extensions to uppercase, replace:name=%%~nF with name=%%F!name!%%~xF with !name!Wildcard Behavior in Rename CommandAs we mentioned earlier, the * and ? wildcards do not behave as you would normally think if you use them on both the source and the destination filenamesA superuser forum user dbenham has explained this behavior in detail in the forum. We recommend you check the forum page to get the complete information.Using Windows PowerShellWindows PowerShell is a very powerful Command-line Interface that provides more options and functionalities.Similar to Command Prompt, first, type powershell on the address bar of the folder whose files you need to rename and press Enter. Or you can open Windows PowerShell in any other way and change to the directory.After that, apply the methods below depending on how you want to batch rename the files.Rename ExtensionThe Windows PowerShell command to batch rename extension is:Get-ChildItem *. | Rename-Item -NewName { $_.Name -replace ".","." }Similarly, you can put just "." in place of "." to remove the extension.To add an extension, use the command Get-ChildItem *. | Rename-Item -NewName { $_.Name + "." }You can use the End-of-file (eof) character $ after the old extension to only allow the last instance of the extension to change. For example,Get-ChildItem *.jpg | Rename-Item -NewName { $_.Name -replace ".jpg",".png" } changes a.jpg.jpg to a.png.pngGet-ChildItem *.jpg | Rename-Item -NewName { $_.Name -replace ".jpg$",".png" } changes a.jpg.jpg to a.jpg.pngThere’s also another way to rename the extension, which uses the System.IO class. The syntax for this method is:Get-ChildItem *. | Rename-Item -NewName { [io.path]::ChangeExtension($_.Name, ".")You can also use the -Recurse flag for Get-ChildItem to allow the command to work on all the files in the working directory’s subfolders.Removing or Replacing Specific CharactersUnlike Command Prompt, in PowerShell, you normally use the character replacing operator -replace to rename files. So, you can directly replace particular sets of adjacent characters with a new one or set the replacement to an empty value to remove the characters.For example, to rename file 01.mp3 to Music01.mp3, you can use the command:Get-ChildItem *.mp3 | Rename-Item -NewName { $_.Name -replace "file ","Music" }Removing or Replacing Characters at Any PositionTo replace characters at any position in Windows PowerShell, you can use the command:Get-ChildItem *. | Rename-Item -NewName { $_.Name.SubString(,) }while replacing the following portions: with the position you want to start for the new filename. with the length you want for the new filename.For instance, Get-ChildItem *.mp3 | Rename-Item -NewName { $_.Name.substring(2,$_.Name.length-5) } renames abcdefgh.mp3 to cdefghA filename’s first position is zero, so the character of the new

Overwriting clashing filenames, use the -f (force) option:rename -f ‘s/\.bak$//‘ *.bakBut make absolutely certain you want to overwrite any matching files first!Additional Rename CapabilitiesHere are a few other useful options and capabilities of the rename command:Undo last rename: Use the -b option to restore changed filenames by undoing the last rename operation Number of changes: Print a summary count of renames with -cIgnore errors: Keep processing even if some files trigger errors with -ECrafting the Perl ExpressionThe Perl expression passed to rename is the key to matching and manipulating filenames. Here are some of the most common patterns:Search and ReplaceAs shown in the earlier examples, s/search/replace/ is the most basic rename format:rename ‘s/oldname/newname/‘ myFiles*.txtTransform CaseYou can easily convert all filenames to upper or lower case:# Upper case rename ‘y/a-z/A-Z/‘ *# Lower caserename ‘y/A-Z/a-z/‘ * Remove PortionsStrip off extensions, versions, dates, etc.:# Remove .bak extensionrename ‘s/\.bak$//‘ *.bak # Remove version number-v1/v2 etc rename ‘s/-v[0-9]//‘ report-v*Replace Special CharactersSpaces, underscores, and more:# Spaces to underscores rename ‘y/ /_/‘ *# Underscores to dashesrename ‘y/_/-/g‘ *Example Rename OperationsNow let‘s walk through some real-world examples of renaming files with rename.Convert File ExtensionsI have several .txt files I want to convert to .text for consistency:The Perl expression to match .txt at the end of the files and replace with .text is s/\.txt$/.text/:rename ‘s/\.txt$/.text/‘ *.txt After running, all .txt files are now .text:Replace Spaces with UnderscoresSpaces in filenames can sometimes cause issues, so a common task is to convert them to underscores.My files have inconsistent spaces:Using y/ /_/