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Rename mark date

okay so first of all i'm going to go to view and then change the layout to details then i'll right click on one of the column headings and remove all of the columns that i don't want so the type and the size and the tags then i will add in all of the different dates so the date created and the date modified and the date taken the method that i am going to show you will rename all of the files to the date modified so it's only really useful when the date modified and the date taken are the same which is only sometimes the case so hold down shift and right click and select open powershell window here and i will be using the windows powershell to rename the files type get dash child item and enter and this will get you a list of all of the files in this folder with the file names here and then some extra information including the last right time which is just a different name for the date modified and i'm going to be extracting this information and using it to rename the files when you press the up arrow key on the keyboard inside windows powershell it will show you what you previously typed in and i am going to be adding a pipe symbol onto this because i want to take the results of the get child item and then pipe them into something else and that something else will be rename dash item space dash new name so i'm going to be renaming these items with a new name and that new name will be open curly brackets dollar sign underscore dot last write time and the last right time is this column here with dates and times in it then i will add dot to string which will convert these dates and times into a text string then i need to tell it what format i want the date and time in so i'm going to open brackets then i'll resize this window here to put this on a new line and the date and time format need to be inside quotation marks and it will be for y's for the year then a dash and capital m capital m for the month dash d d for the day then a space and hh for the hour and dot m m for minutes and dot ss for seconds and then space and d d d for the day of the week and then close brackets then i need to use a plus symbol and open brackets and add in a dollar sign underscore dot extension close brackets and that will add the file extension onto the end of the file name and then close curly brackets and enter and this will take a second but it will rename all of the files so if we look here for example this file has a...