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Say I have a file system like:

folder 1
- subfolder
    -sub-subfolder 1
              -file 1
              -file 2
              -file 3
    -sub-subfolder 2
              -file 4
              -file 5
              -file 6

folder 2
- subfolder
    -sub-subfolder 1
              -file 1
              -file 2
              -file 3
    -sub-subfolder 2
              -file 4
              -file 5
              -file 6

and I want to stream-line it to

folder 1
- subfolder
   -file 1
   -file 2
   -file 3
   -file 4
   -file 5
   -file 6


folder 2
- subfolder
   -file 1
   -file 2
   -file 3
   -file 4
   -file 5
   -file 6

except there are way more folders so the usual . trick would take hours. Any script or trick would be greatly appreciated.

Akina
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  • Does you have only one excess subfolder level? Does `folder N` have no files in them now? Does `sub-subfolder N` posessed in the same `subfolder` have no filename duplicates? – Akina Sep 18 '19 at 05:26
  • In batchfile. Use `forfiles` to iterate over filesystem and get full pathnames for each file. Use `for` to divide full pathname to separate folder names and filenames, build proper `move` command text and execute. – Akina Sep 18 '19 at 05:28

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