Solve multiple files under Win 7 for batch renaming

At present, with the popularity of computers has become a must-have for people. However, there are more and more files in personal computers, and it has become a big problem in batch editing the file names of the same kinds of files. For example, photographers who travel abroad are the most troublesome thing to modify the file name for photos.

More and more people are now using third-party software to make bulk edits to file names. However, if the user uses the pirated Windows 7 system and happens to download the third-party software carrier virus, not only the file name modification but also the operating system will survive. In fact, you don't have to worry about such a thing. The Windows 7 operating system comes with the ability to modify the file name of the same file. The application of the function is simple and convenient, and there have been sub-functions in the Windows operating system. The following small series will lead you to in-depth understanding of the Windows 7 operating system to bring you a simple batch modify the file name tips.

For example, the photos that you export from the camera are all under the name "Number", many friends will want to re-name them in batches, for example, "Hong Kong Disney 001, Hong Kong Disney 002"; and many more.

Under the genuine Windows7, batch renaming actually only needs one button:
Before modifying the file name in batches

Select multiple files, press "Ctrl+A” or hold "Ctrl” Then use the mouse to click on the file you want to modify, press “F2” or right click on the selected file “rename”, each file will end with "(number).jpg” Formal distinction. Simply put, as long as the end of the file name ends with a number, the genuine Windows 7 operating system will automatically re-name the operation in numerical order.

Although this seemingly "idiot" trick can play a big role in avoiding the implantation of third-party software and the dangers mentioned above. As long as you press a button with your finger, you can complete the batch renaming of documents that takes a long time to complete the mechanical labor. Is it true that this small feature that comes with the genuine Windows 7 operating system is impossible to say?