I was looking at this as reference: batch file Copy files with certain extensions from multiple directories into one directory
I have about 300k+ files contained in [sub]folders with many file types that need to be moved to folders based on their file extension. I need help forming the cmd to place files in respective folders based on extension.
Simi-Pseudo code:
for /R C:\Recovery %f.%EXT move %f C:\RecoverySorted\%EXT
The code above doesn't work properly of course. Need help revising.
If there could be error checks for non-extension files that would be great as well. I noticed a few files without extensions. Thanks!
@Echo OFF
Set "Folder=C:\windows"
Set "DestDir=C:\MySortedFiles"
FOR /R "%Folder%" %%# in ("*") DO (
If not exist "%DestDir%\%%~x#" (MKDIR "%DestDir%\%%~x#")
Echo [+] Moving: "%%~nx#"
Move "%%#" "%DestDir%\%%~x#\" 1>NUL
)
Pause&Exit
Note: Don't use a last slash \ when typying the DestDir path.