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Computing.Split folders with files (e.g. I have really tried my best to research the topic, though coding is still beyond me, so any help would be greatly appreciated. I made an error, apologies, and did not know that windows 10 slideshow randomizes the images on its own. This solution works for about 150 images, then unfortunately runs for to long. How can I rewrite the first 3 letters of a set of file names with random characters?. The prior solution that I have was made for this was thanks to How can I copy 10 files to a new directory and rename them with a pattern? This does not account for duplicates, though I thought it would be a good way to quickly count images and come up with a number to select. REM Output: RAND_NUM is set to a random number from min through max. REM The script ends at the above goto:EOF. f %%G in ('2^>nul dir "C:\test\A\*.jpg" /a-d/b/-o/-p/s^|find /v /c ""') do set Total files: off & setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion $newdir = $( $sourcepath, $destination )Ĭopy-Item -Path $file.FullName -Destination $newdirīatch code to count files, then produce 12 random numbers. Possible code found that may help: foreach ($file in $sourcefiles) Powershell Copies 12 images to new location randomly (.PS1) $d = gci "C:\Test\A\*.jpg" | resolve-path | get-random -count 12įrom Stack Exchange, already works with no duplicates, now only need to find out to seperate out the paths in order to rename. With this solution there will be up to 12 random background user lock screen, and also, as far as I have tested this allows for the 5 cache images under lock screen settings. Note: Windows 10 will still uses the jpgs as png even though they are renamed. Rename the 12 images to new location half as. Jpg file names to be unknown, so any files can be selected or added to the folder. To run fast in just a few seconds even if choosing from 700 to 1500 files. Copy 12 random jpg images and rename to new location. Now extending this question to power shell as per discussion with batch file or powershell file that can: In the search for a final solution to randomizing the login screens as part of an answer for Keep Windows 10 lock screen spotlight pictures but turn off all texts hints/balloons, I am seeking help, I am still very new to the world of batch, though think it will be a useful solution when finished.
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