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Please see a guide <a href="https://www.howtogeek.com/111859/how-to-batch-rename-files-in-windows-4-ways-to-rename-multiple-files/" rel="ugc">here</a> for 4 different ways this can be completed.
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Please see a guide here [https://www.howtogeek.com/111859/how-to-batch-rename-files-in-windows-4-ways-to-rename-multiple-files/] for 4 different ways this can be completed.

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Do they have any extension (JPG, JPEG)? &nbsp;And you want to rename all files in this folder?<br />
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Do they have any extension (JPG, JPEG)?  And you want to rename all files in this folder?



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You can do this with just a DOS command if you want, change into the folder where the files are, and then do:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42401272-1">for %A in (*.*) do @ren %A Wire-Alum_%~nA__-1%~xA</code></pre>
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You can do this with just a DOS command if you want, change into the folder where the files are, and then do:



for %A in (*.*) do @ren %A Wire-Alum_%~nA__-1%~xA

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@Bill Prew <br />
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Thanks for your help, it worked just like i want it
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@Bill Prew

Thanks for your help, it worked just like i want it

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Great!<br />
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Great!



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This seems like a fair distribution of points based on the OP's comments &amp;&nbsp;endorsements
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This seems like a fair distribution of points based on the OP's comments & endorsements

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have a folder containing 50 JPEG Images &amp;&nbsp;I am trying to rename in Batch using folder name &amp;&nbsp;Also by adding __-1 at the end of each JPEG images<br />
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Wire-Alum_ <br />
________________________<br />
URD-350-350-4-0-WESLEYAN<br />
URD-AL-1350-HUNTER-1000R<br />
Expected Result:<br />
<br />
Wire-Alum_<br />
_______________<br />
Wire-Alum_URD-350-350-4-0-<wbr />WESLEYAN__<wbr />-1<br />
Wire-Alum_URD-AL-1350-HUNT<wbr />ER-1000R__<wbr />-1
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have a folder containing 50 JPEG Images & I am trying to rename in Batch using folder name & Also by adding __-1 at the end of each JPEG images

Wire-Alum_ 
________________________
URD-350-350-4-0-WESLEYAN
URD-AL-1350-HUNTER-1000R
Expected Result:

Wire-Alum_
_______________
Wire-Alum_URD-350-350-4-0-WESLEYAN__-1
Wire-Alum_URD-AL-1350-HUNTER-1000R__-1

Batch Rename files in a folder

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