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wmic datafile where "extension ='exe'" get caption
Don't include "drive='d:' and" to search the entire disk.

Can the specified drive letter be displayed normally?

The specified drive letter can be displayed normally

C:\>wmic datafile where "drive='c:' and extension='exe'" get caption

c:\windows\system32\wuauclt.exe

c:\windows\system32\wuauclt1.exe

c:\windows\system32\wupdmgr.exe

………………………………Omitted in the middle………………………………

c:\windows\system32\xcopy.exe

c:\windows\taskman.exe

c:\windows\temp\alcrmv.exe

c:\windows\temp\alcupd.exe

c:\windows\temp\chcfg.exe

c:\windows\temp\rtlcpl.exe

c:\windows\temp\soundman.exe

c:\windows\twunk_16.exe

　　
　　　　　　　　　　　This is okay..

Everything is normal here. Suspect that there was an operation related to WMI before, and the system hasn't disconnected the WMI connection. Try cleaning up memory or restarting.

The efficiency of MS wimc... is not too high >.<

Time's up, time to bounce.
When testing, you can first try changing it to ini or bat suffix.

This software can be downloaded at http://www.highfiber.com/~raster/freeware.htm

Simply put, the biggest feature of this software is that it can perform various operations on the found files.

The function is too powerful. For details, please refer to the software's help.

As long as you copy locate.com to the WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 directory, you can call it freely in batch processing.

For finding EXE files on the hard disk and then deleting them, you can use it like this (taking drive C as an example):

locate c: *.exe /n /np /k /y

or locate c:\*.exe /n /np /k /y

Parameter explanation: /n: Display all found files with the full path

/np: Do not pause by page when displaying, that is, display continuously

/k: Delete the found files

/y: Delete directly without asking for YES

(Note: locate defaults to searching from the root directory and automatically searches all subdirectories and all partitions. That is to say, locate *.exe will search for EXE files in all partitions and all directories. Also, the parameter is case-insensitive.)

If you want to find files on several partitions:

locate c: d: f: *.exe /n /np /k /y

If you don't want to search subdirectories, add the /nr parameter.

If you only want to search the hard disk and not the CD-ROM, floppy disk, USB disk, add the parameter /r.

For example: locate c:\windows\*.exe /nr only searches the c:\windows directory.

If you want to stop searching when a specific file is found, you can use the parameter /f:n, where n is a number, indicating how many to search.

For example: locate c:\windows\explorer.exe /f:2 searches for explorer.exe in c:\windows and its subdirectories, and stops when 2 are found.

In short, this software is too powerful. The following attaches a batch processing for reference.

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Function:

- Rename EXE, DLL, and SYS files under the root directory where the Windows system is located, "windows", "program files", "Documents and Settings" and their subdirectories according to the age of the specified files.

Enter rn without parameters to display the usage of this processing.

*****************************************************

@echo off

if "%1"=="" goto help0

::

locate c: d: e: f: g: \*.exe /R /NR /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t > rnexe.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \*.dll /R /NR /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t > rndll.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \*.sys /R /NR /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t > rnsys.bat

::

locate c: d: e: f: g: \winnt\*.exe /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rnexe.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \winnt\*.dll /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rndll.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \winnt\*.sys /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rnsys.bat

::

locate c: d: e: f: g: \windows\*.exe /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rnexe.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \windows\*.dll /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rndll.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \windows\*.sys /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rnsys.bat

::

locate c: d: e: f: g: \progra~1\*.exe /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rnexe.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \progra~1\*.dll /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rndll.bat

::

locate c: d: e: f: g: \docume~1\*.exe /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rnexe.bat

locate c: d: e: f: g: \docume~1\*.dll /R /b1"rename" /d:t-%1,t >> rndll.bat

::

call rnexe.bat *.eee

call rndll.bat *.ddd

call rnsys.bat *.sss

echo ... >log.txt

echo rnexe.bat >>log.txt

echo rndll.bat >>log.txt

echo rnsys.bat >>log.txt

goto end0

::

:help0

cls

@echo ***********************************************************************

@echo Function description

@echo - Rename EXE, DLL, and SYS files under the root directory where the Windows system is located, "windows", "program files", "Documents and Settings" and their subdirectories according to the age of the specified files.

@echo ***********************************************************************

@echo Usage

@echo - rn The age of the file relative to the current date

@echo Examples are as follows

@echo rn 0: Only rename EXE, DLL, SYS and other files generated today

@echo rn 1: Rename EXE, DLL, SYS and other files generated today and yesterday

:end0

@echo ***********************************************************************

@echo Please refer to log.txt for the changes of files.

@echo.

:end0

For deleting EXEs within specified dates
locate c: *.exe /n /np /k /y /d:t! Only delete EXEs generated today
locate c: *.exe /n /np /k /y /d:t-5 Delete all EXE files generated from 5 days ago to today
locate c: *.exe /n /np /k /y /d:t-5,t-2 Delete EXEs generated between 5 days ago and 2 days ago
locate c: *.exe /n /np /k /y /d:2006-10-18,2006-10-20 Delete EXEs generated between October 18 and 20, 2006 (The date format needs to be adjusted according to the system settings)

LOCATE.COM

Looks good~

May I ask, can the "input the drive letter for search" above be multiple?

I didn't see it. Which line points to the entire disk? Is it the entire disk or points to a fixed position?