In case of renaming multiple file extensions to another, they suggested to type this command in cmd promt or powershell: ren *.(current extension name) *.(new extension name)
But what about to renaming multiple file extensions to nil or no file extension? How to replace this command *.(new extension name) ?
If you're open to using a GUI, check out Microsoft PowerToys, specifically PowerRename.
Sure, but I don’t imagine that would be the file extension, it would just be in the filename (the part before the extension).
I have no idea what im talking about, but why not try in a folder with a couple of files writing nothing after the *. ?
there are more than 300 files in multiple folders that I need to remove the file.extension, doing it 300 times is a tad difficult.
I'm not a cmd prompt expert, but does
ren *.(current extension name) *
work?
To test it, make a new directory and create 2 files there with the same extension. Then, run that code in that directory and check the result.
The cmd route should work. Done it many times doing like .mp4 to .m4b. You go I to cmd (command). Type the following: cd "FILE-PATH" (without quotations). Hit enter. Then type: ren *.file-type *.file-type Example would look like: ren *.jpg *.PNG This woukd be renamed the files all from jpg to png
