Windows 10: How do I rename a large number of files in a way that it would be numbered in order of...

I have a large music folder, but I wanted the contents of it to be numbered in order of creation.

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Renaming files

I am looking for a program or application that I can use to rename a large number of files in batch mode.

I have 5 folders, each containing about 800 .tif files. The file names consist of a few letters followed by a 3 digit number. I need to combine them all into one folder but I can’t because the file names are identical in each of the 5 folders.

I am looking for an application that can extract the 3 numbers, add a letter in front of the number and then rename the file, i.e.” A592”. I would use a different letter for the files in each of the 5 folders. Once they are renamed, they can then be combined into one folder. It is imperative that the 3 numbers in the new name remains the same as the original name because they relate to other fields in a database. The original numbers are not sequential; there are several numbers missing in each folder.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Is there a way to change the order of telephone numbers for a contact?

For certain contacts I want to have the work number before the cell number. Is that possible? Can it be?

 

OneDrive won't synchronize a folder with a large number of files

OneDrive won't synchronize or upload a folder that contains a large number of files. This problem is persistent, and other people have reported it. What happens is that OneDrive spends a couple of days working (with lots of disk activity but no usage
of the Internet at all), and then reports that all files and folders are up to date. They are not: the folders are present on OneDrive but the folders are all empty.

Others have reported the same problem. Someone has offered answers that go off onto irrelevancies. Just to be clear:

• The issue is not the size of files, the issue is the number of files.
• The issue is not internet connection speed; the issue is the number of files.
• The issue is not speed of upload; OneDrive doesn't upload the files at all.