I know this is possible - as someone once showed me how to do it. It involved inputting a command in CMD, which I don't remember. We all know you can select all the folders, hold down SHIFT and click 'copy as path' - and then copy paste into something like Excel, notepad or whatever - but what I'm looking for something that shows all folders - and all *files* within those folders. Does anyone know how to do this? I'd really appreciate the help.
Go to your folder, in the explorer bar type cmd to open the command window within that folder When cmd opens type dir /b /on>List.txt And a txt file should be made with the list of items in order within the folder
I appreciate the response - but the result shows only the contents of that folder - and not the contents of any sub-folder within that folder, which is what I'm looking for.
Finally found an answer. For anyone else wondering: 1. Open the folder in question - click on the path bar and type cmd. This will open up cmd with the folder designated already. 2. Copy paste the following string of text, without including quotation marks: "dir /s >listmyfolder.txt" Done.
Oh, for sub folders you add an /s to the command Not sure if it will be the "prettiest" list but it does list everything in the sub folders C:\Users\drive\Folder\Subfolder1\file C:\Users\drive\Folder\Subfolder2\file and so on