Windows 10 Lock Screen Background Picture Folder Windows 10 Lock Screen Background Picture Location Open this folder using Windows Explorer %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\Assets But files do not have an extension. How to open the lock screen background picture Do not change these files, Just copy all these files to a temp folder. After copying the files to the folder, then open the command line window by typing CMD in the address bar of that folder. It will open up the command line window. Then type ren *.* *.jpg Now you will be able to open or even see them from the thumbnail view.
Renaming or Replacing multiple file names in a folder - The Fast way -Windows 10
Suppose we have many files in a folder with similar pattern and we want to rename all of them. Doing this manually using explorer or command prompt is very time consuming. For example we have following files stored in d:\Products\ folder:
scean1-160_x_90.jpg
scean1-240_x_135.jpg
scean1-320_x_180.jpg
scean1-480_x_270.jpg
scean1-640_x_360.jpg
scean1-960_x_540.jpg
scean1-1280_x_720.jpg
scean1-1920_x_1080.jpg
screen1-2560_x_1440.jpg
screen1-3840_x_2160.jpg
scean1-5120_x_2880.jpg
We want to change the common string pattern "_x_" to "x".
Easiest way to do this in Windows 10. Useing Windows Power Shell open the folder and execute the following command:
get-childitem | foreach { rename-item $_ $_.Name.Replace("_x_", "x") }
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