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  • regex - Replacing special characters in filenames in Windows . . .
    I simply modify the script to: Rename-Item -NewName {$_ name -replace '\(1\)','' } -Verbose It does really tackle the troublesome manual labor
  • Manage Files That Include Special Characters in PowerShell
    You want to use a cmdlet that supports wildcarding but provide a filename that includes wildcard characters Solution To prevent PowerShell from treating those characters as wildcard characters, use the cmdlet’s –LiteralPath (or similarly named) parameter if it defines one: GetChildItem LiteralPath '[My File] txt' Discussion
  • How-To : Handling “tricky” file names in Powershell
    Create a script block and wrap the path in quotes as below: $scriptBlock = { param($path) Start-Process -FilePath "`"$path`"" -NoNewWindow} $scriptBlock $localExePath Why does this work? `-LiteralPath` tells PowerShell to treat all characters as literal, not special; Using a script block with quoted path prevents PowerShell from interpreting
  • Issue renaming file with special characters in filename
    After you modify the variables as discussed above, you can run the script from a command line, from the PS ISE or any other method you choose (Google this topic if you’re not sure how to proceed) Here’s an example of how to run the script from a command prompt: powershell -executionpolicy bypass -noexit C:\Users\Bob\Desktop\myscript ps1
  • powershell - How to handle file paths with special characters . . .
    So, what's the best way to have the script dynamically handle special characters in the directory path? As an aside: In PSv3+ you can use $PSScriptRoot to refer to the directory in which the script is located If you can modify the target script, you can place Set-Location -LiteralPath $PSScriptRoot at the top to change to that folder
  • PS: Rename files to remove special characters? : r PowerShell
    You should be able to use [WildcardPattern]::Escape () to escape the special characters used in filenames and paths Once escaped you should be able to use them without issue in your search folder, try the following: if you approve of what the outcome would be, remove the -WhatIf
  • file - how to convert filenames with special characters to . . .
    The following command will recursively traverse your directory structure matching and for each file or directory that matches, performs a rename on that file by replacing each of the offending characters with an empty character using the powershell -replace operator





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