I need to open a large number of files that have the same extension in one folder; these files are also in sub-folders inside this one folder.
How do I open all of them using CMD. The files are self-executable since they're .bat
files and each executes specific commands when I double click them manually.
Answer
Give the below batch script a shot which uses a FOR /F loop and a CALL to execute each .bat
file explicitly (with a CALL) starting from the RootDir location and traverse recursively from there to find and execute all .bat
files in other subfolders beneath it.
Be sure to change the SET RootDir=C:\Folder
variable value to the folder path you need to find the .bat
files starting from it and looking through all subfolders within it which contain other .bat
files you need to execute (i.e. SET RootDir=C:\OtherFolder
).
Batch Script 1
@ECHO ON
SET RootDir=C:\Folder
FOR /F "TOKENS=*" %%A IN ('DIR /S /B "%RootDir%\*.bat"') DO CALL "%%~A"
GOTO EOF
Batch Script 2
@ECHO ON
SET RootDir=C:\Folder
CD /D "%RootDir%"
FOR /F "TOKENS=*" %%A IN ('DIR /S /B "*.bat"') DO CALL "%%~A"
GOTO EOF
Batch Script 3
@ECHO ON
SET RootDir=C:\Folder
FOR /F "TOKENS=*" %%A IN ('DIR /S /B "%RootDir%\*.bat"') DO CMD /C "%%~A"
GOTO EOF
Batch Script 4
@ECHO ON
SET RootDir=C:\Folder
FOR /F "TOKENS=*" %%A IN ('DIR /S /B "%RootDir%\*.bat"') DO START "" "%%~A"
GOTO EOF
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