![]() Note! On this file, you can change the “rename “c:\*.txt” “?-Test1.*” command with the command you want, based on the task you want to archive described in this article. Execute the file and all the changes will be done.How to Rename Files and Directories in Linux For example, you need to rename all files in a folder located on all computers of the network: If you are going to automate the above activities or to execute over the network you will need to create a batch file. How to create a simple batch script to rename all files in a folder This command example renames all “.txt” files in the target folder leaving the first three letters (which works as a unique identifier to avoid duplication) and appends “-Test1” to the name: rename *.txt ?-Test1.* ![]() The “?” is also a wildcard, but it represents a character of the original file name. In the command, the wildcard ”*” tells the rename command to rename everything with a “.txt” extension. Type the following command to rename multiple files in bulk and press Enter:. ![]()
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