Windows 10: rename multiple files in a batch script to a new extension keeping the old extension as...

I want to rename a file with a new extension but keep the exiting extension as part of the new file name. Example xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.f000 rename to xxxxxx.xxx.xxx.f000.123."ren * *.123" just replaces the .f000 with .123.I want to keep the .f000 as part of the new filename.The current files have multiple extensions in sequence, .f000, .f003, .f006, etc.

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Renaming Multiple File Extensions With a Batch File

Hello,

Pretty self explanatory question, but not turning up the results I need. If I use a command line window to change a bunch of file types, I can do the following:

CD LocalDirectory\Is\Located\Here

REN *.jpg *.tif

This changes every file that has a JPG extension to a TIF. I'm trying to replicate the same thing, but do it in a batch file, but I keep throwing an error that says "The system cannot find the file specified." I'm not sure if the syntax has to be different
as a batch file as opposed to just typing it into Windows Command Line itself. Here is the code I have now:

Code:

title Image File Extension ChangeECHO Finding directory, please wait.CD LocalDirectory\Is\Located\HereECHO Renaming files, please wait.

ren *.jpg *.tif

pause

Thank you for the help!

 

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 *.

 

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

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