How do I remove the same part of a file name for many files in Windows 7?
Problem
Basically, I have an album of music and I want to remove the authors name from all of the mp3 files instead of having to manually do it myself. Is there a function in Windows 7 Ultimate that can do this for me?
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You could also try using PowerShell, a powerful Windows command line tool. You'd run this command: Full Command: Analyzing it: This lists all files whose names end with . They are then piped to the next command with the operator. This replaces all instances of with nothing, denoted by , effectively wiping the word from all the files in the directory. You could also modify to – that would rename all the files in the directory, not just files whose names end with .
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