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When you have to rename a lot of files in a folder, it can be tedious changing the names one at a time, but Windows 10 offers various ways to make this process easier. On Windows 10, renaming a single file is a straightforward process, but it can quickly become a laborious task when you need to change the name or extension of a long list of files inside of a folder. Although you can use many third-party tools to get this job done, Windows 10 provides some ways to quickly rename multiple files using File Explorer, and even with more flexibility using a single command with PowerShell and Command Prompt. In this Windows 10 guide, we walk you through three different ways to quickly rename multiple files without third-party tools. How to rename multiple files using File Explorer How to rename multiple files using Command Prompt How to rename multiple files using PowerShell How to rename multiple files using File Explorer Using File Explorer, you can select a file and hit the "F2" key to rename it, but this experience also allows you to quickly rename multiple files in bulk in at least two different ways. Renaming multiple files using the Tab key If you want to rename multiple files quickly with different names, you can use these steps: Open File Explorer. Browse to the folder that includes all the files you want to rename. Select the first file in the list. Press the F2 key to rename it. Quick Tip: Alternatively, you can click the Rename button in the "Home" tab. You can right-click the file…

1. Open Windows Explorer 2. Create the folder you want to have as your new Downloads folder (i.e. C:\Downloads) 3. Under This PC, right-click Downloads 4. Click Properties 5. Select the Location Tab 6. Click Move 7. Select the folder you made in Step 2 8. Once it has finished copying everything to the new folder, click OK to close the Properties Window