Windows 10: Directory file count

Does anyone know of a program that when run will give you the number of files in each directory.

Thanks Shane.

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Corruption in Messages/Call Logs. Can't delete, or send messages.

Hi...



I'm here again cpitchford, sorry I still have the problem, well, I think that maybe the files system it's wrong. I entered the command fsck.ext3 -n -f /dev/mmcblk0p2 and got this:



e2fsck 1.41.3.maemo0 (12-Oct-2008)

fsck.ext3: Superblock invalid, trying backup blocks...

Pass 1: checking inodes, blocks, and sizes

Pass 2: checking directory structure

Pass 3: checking directory connectivity

Pass 4: checking reference counts

Pass5: checking group summary information

Free blocks count wrong for group #9 (32125, counted=32124) .

Fix? no



Free blocks count wrong for group #14 (32254, counted=30069) .

Fiz? no



Free blocks count wrong (513233, counted=511047) .

Fix? no



Free inodes count wrong for group #9 (8192, counted=8191) .

Fix? no



Directories count wrong for group #9 (0, counted=1) .

Fix? no



Free inodes count wrong for group #14 (8192, counted=8076) .

Fix? no





Directories count wrong for group #14 (0, counted=9) .

Fix? no



Free inodes count wrong (131061, counted=130944) .

Fix? no



/dev/mmcblk0p2: ********** WARNING: Filesystem still has errors **********



/dev/mmcblk0p2: 11/131072 files (9.1% non-contiguous), 11055/524288 blocks



that's it... well there is a warning with the files system, that confirm my guess?? I don't know, could you tell me what can I do?



Thanks a lot...

 

Only some of the photos in camera roll are synced to my PC

OK, I'm going to suggest things that may seem obvious and which you possibly have already tried, but I am asking them just to help isolote the issue.

Please clarify a couple of things:

1. Check what the actual path is to this directory from Zune: Settings, Phone, Pictures & Videos - and look for "Zune saves pictures and videos form your phone etc..." option and see what directory is listed there)

2. Have you tried searching from your PC desktop for one of the pictures with a (2) or (3) next to them -- from your PC using the Search feature on WinXP, or the Desktop Search feature for Vista/WIn7? Search for: WP_*.jpg

Further clarification:

The reason some pictures have (2)'s or (3)'s next to them is because your Computer found other files in the same directory with the same file name as the ones you are importing from the phone. It renamed the new ones by adding (2) or (3) next to them. If Zune
is doing this, then the images with (2)' and (3)'s must have been in the same directory as older photos of the same name when they were first imported by Zune. {Edit: This sounds like it happened when you appended the same photos from the CD-ROM to the ones
already in this directory.]

To explain, the Camera Roll starts naming photos as WP_000001.jpg; WP_000002.jpg; WP_000003.jpg; etc.

If you import these photos to your computer, Zune keeps the file name and saves it to your default import directory for pics and videos. I found that when I reset my phone, the Camera Roll is obviously empty and so starts the file name count for new photos
stored on the phone from scratch - WP_000001.jpg.

Now when I import the new photos to my computer, Zune looks in the import directory on my PC and sees that WP_000001.jpg already exists there, and so saves the newly imported file as WP_000001 (2).jpg. If for whatever reason (a phone reset perhaps) the Camera
Roll has restarted the naming count for photos, then Zune will import the new photo, and seeing that the same file name exists in the import directory, will save the new photo as the same filename but with a (3) next to it. [EDIT: Zune will do this too if
you copy the same pictures from the ones you burnt onto a CD-ROM and appended to this directory)

3. Go to the Camera Roll directory on your PC via the Window's file explorer, and sort the photos by "Name" and see if any group of photos in the list show up in a pattern similar to this:

WP_000001

WP_000001 (2)

WP_000001 (3)

If not then it is possible that the ones with (2) and (3) beside them are in a subdirectory of My Pictures or some other place on your PC. Please try a desktop search mentioned in step 2. above.

PaulC

EDIT: Again without meaning to state the obvious, but when you are in Zune software, "collection", "Pictures", under Albums, instead of clicking on the "My Pictures -- Nokia Lumia 900 -- Camera Roll" menu, just click on "My Pictures -- Nokia Lumia 900" and
see if the count of photos changes at all. Right now I have a couple of directorys on my pc under "My Pictures -- Nokia Lumia 800" Clicking on the Parent directory will include a count and display of all photos from the subdirectories.

 

WinDirStat can do that.WinDirStat

 

I don't know if Windows 8+ and/or Windows 10 have this, however, in Windows 7 Professional, from within Explorer, go to Organize, go to Layout, click on Menu Bar [if you want it], click on Details Pane.

 

In Windows 10, you must go through the View tab at the top of File Explorer, but yes, it seems to work the same way using the Details Pane to examine folders. You get an item count on a per-folder basis. It's not clear from the OP's post if he or she wants this info for folders one at a time -- which this will provide -- or all at once, which requires something somewhat different. For the latter, I'm guessing some batch file or PowerShell magic would do the trick.
HTH,
--Ed--