How can I get all files OUT of many folders at once? Without having to copy paste or cut them out of each folder?
So like getting files into one directory/folder...
I have searched and came up with nothing useful at all
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wow thats sad
no one knows?!
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I don't think that's possible? unless someone comes up with a command line or a bat file.
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try a file manager program. Its gonna be hard since you have to be specific at which files you wanna take out from the folders
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Fastest way is probably, open folder>crtl+a>ctrl+c>ctrl+v
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crtl-x instead of c, x=cut, c=copy
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Are the different folders in one place? Like are they all within one larger folder?
If it's like that you can do it with a simple command. -
If you have cygwin installed, you can use the find command:
find . -type f -exec mv {} somedir \;
(There may be some way to do it without cygwin using regular Windows tools... I just don't know.) -
If the files are in subfolders, use the 'Search' tool in plain old Explorer. I leave it to you to figure out the file spec to use...
And 'wow thats sad' that you expected an answer in 2 hours... -
sorry... but I really need the files ASAP
I have ALOT of folders in my music and pictures. and I need to get them out.
But what I really need is my music, I have 570 folders + ... thats impossible to move by hand without wasting half of my day
All the folders are in another folder... fyi -
Try this, Start->Run->"cmd"
Put in
Replace DEST with a folder somewhere else where all the files will go.
For example -
I will try this out right now
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Folder questions
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Beatsiz, Mar 9, 2008.