Windows 10: move multiple folders based on file extension

Hi,

I have a main folder with 2000+ subfolders.

500+ of them have ISO files.

I want to move all the folders that contain ISO files to a new separate folder.

How do I do it?

Obviously, I can find all the ISO files when searching via win explorer, but I don't want to move just the ISO files themselves. I want to move the whole folder that has that ISO file.

:)

 

I have mutiple files with extensions -Layout1. Does anyone know how to batch remove the extension? Thanks.

Here you go:

1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. Navigate to the folder to be treated.
3. Press Ctrl+L
4. Type this command:
   
   cmd /c ren *.Layout1 *.

 

Can I replace multiple files in multiple folders?

I know I can search for multiple files in multiple folders by searchiing using an * and extension, e.g. *.pdf. If I try and replace these files by dragging files to replace them into the folder with the files that I want replaced, won't the files to replace
restored the folders that the files I want to replace are?

 

How to rename multiple sorted files while ignoring file extensions

Hi, suggest you play with this (or similar) - free for personal use, donationware.