How can I move all files to the parent folder usin

问题:

For Example:

I have

• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\SubfolderA\file1.pdf
• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\SubfolderB\file2.pdf
• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\Subfolderc\file3.pdf

And I just want to have this path:

• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\SubfolderA
• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\SubfolderB
• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\Subfolderc
• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\file1.pdf
• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\file2.pdf
• C:\Folder\Subfolder1\file3.pdf

I am using Windows 7, and tried different commands in CMD, like:

Move C:\Folder\Subfolder1\SubfolderA\*.* C:\Folder\Subfolder1\SubfolderA

I spent almost a day exploring different solutions to do this since I am working around thousands of files; and so impractical to do this manually.

回答1:

I think I understood you correctly, so, below there's the solution.

Imagine there are two folders:

C:\ABC

and C:\ABC\XYZ

to transfer all files from C:\ABC\XYZ to C:\ABC do the following:

1. Navigate to C:\ABC\XYZ

2. Execute the command: move *.* ..

and that's it.

All files from C:\ABC\XYZ will be moved to the parent folder, i.e to C:\ABC\

Below, there are pictures to demonstrate this solution.

• Folder ABC contains XYZ folder

• we navigate to XYZ and there are some files exist

• We execute move *.* .. command to transfer files to the parent (ABC) folder

• now XYZ is empty

And all files from XYZ are in ABC (parent folder) now

回答2:

Try this command

for /d %A in ("D:\Shawu\Access\Main\*") do @(pushd "%A"&(for /r /d %B in (*) do @move /y "%B\*" "%A" 2>nul)&popd)

Be careful of files with duplicate names. It will overwrite. I would recommend you to try first with some test file to see whether you get the desired results.

Thanks!