Change the names of the files, using the file explorer.

One of the easiest options is to use the file browser. With this intention, press the Win+E combination. Then, open the folder where the files are. Then select all the files. Next, click on the Home menu. Finally, select the Rename option. Now, just assign the new name, and the files will be automatically renamed.

Change file names using the Command Prompt

But if you like to use the console for everyday tasks, then this method is for you. In the first place, press the Win+R combination. Then write CMD. Press OK to continue

Once the CMD is deployed, please enter the following syntax.

cd %USERPROFILE%\Folder location\document folder name 

Remember to replace the variables with your folder names. As in the following example:

 cd %USERPROFILE%\Documents\windowsmen  

Then add the following command to see a list of all files:

dir

Now run the command with the following syntax to rename the files.

 ren *.extension ??????????-newname.* 

The first asterisk represents that all files with the expressed extension are selected. You must add as many question marks as the letters in the longest file name. In this case, the windowsmen file has 10 letters. Therefore, 10 question marks are added. And finally, enter the new name before the second asterisk. In this way, the name is set for all files. Please look at the following example:

ren *.txt ??????????-osradar.*

Finally, run the DIR command to see the changes.

Conclusion

Ultimately we have seen how to rename multiple files at the same time in Windows 10. I hope you find this tutorial useful. Before saying goodbye, I invite you to see our post about DoH in the main web browsers. See you soon!

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