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Rename multiple files as "Modified Date/Time" using cmd or Powershell

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Problem

I have hundreds of JPG files in a folder. I want to rename each file so that the file name is replaced with "Modified Date/Time" of that file, namely . For example, Since colon (:) cannot be used in file names, the colon between HH and MM must be replaced with a period. I don't want to use a 3rd pa…

Error Output

Before    After  

001.jpg   11.01.2011.16.58.jpg  
002.jpg   12.01.2011.09.32.jpg  
003.jpg   14.01.2011.12.41.jpg  
...       ...

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