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Windows Folder Extraction

Tristicus

Diamond Member
Not your normal extraction.

I have about 900+ folders or so I need to go through. They contain multiple files that I will deleting based on specific properties anyways, so I want them lumped into one.

Is there any easy way to put all of these files into the main folder? Say it goes -> folder1 -> folder 2 -> 900folders, and I want to put the 900 folders all into folder2.

Is this possible? Thanks.
 
sounds like a command line problem.
should be some switches to copy all from subdirectories into another. i'm rusty on this
 
You could use WinRaR (or probably any zip utility) to zip up the parent folder. Once zipped, press Ctrl+H which will toggle between 'normal' view and 'list' view of all zipped files. Once in list view, delete away. when finished, unzip.

enjoy
 
Would just viewing the files all in one place work? If yes, look for Windows explorer replacements that have a "flat folder" option.

A google search of windows explorer "flat folder" found this one, which may work:
http://zabkat.com/x2h_0.htm
 
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