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Windows command dir lists files with absolute path, relative path required

I would like to list all filesnames of all files with a specific extension in a directory structure and write this to a file. What I have reached: dir /B /S *.ext > list.filenames This gives me a ...
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Windows DIR analogue of ls -v

In linux, ls -v returns a file list in a "natural sort" order -- that is, when the name has a numerical part, it is sorted as a number: file1.txt file2.txt file11.txt Is there a way to ...
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What does [...] mean for Reparse Point Target when dir /al is executed

When I execute dir \al (Attribute: Reparse Points), I get a result that lists reparse points. The following output is easy enough to understand with columns being Date Modified, Time Modified, Dir ...
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Windows cmd dir hogging CPU

I have a couple of these "Windows command Processor" (cmd) running a dir command and taking 10-15% CPU constantly, heating everything up and well hogging CPU. I also see findstr running ...
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How can I easily open a command prompt in current folder with /u (set to unicode output)?

I'm trying to output directory and .txt file names using the following: dir /b /s /a:d >> "filenames.txt" dir /b /s *.txt >> "filenames.txt" But some of the file and directory names use ...
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Wildcard behavior in Windows DIR to show files in multiple subdirectories

I want to list files under both the Local and LocalLow directories under C:\Users\USERNAME\APPDATA but when I use the following command: dir /s c:\users\me\appdata\Loca* it only shows items ...
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How do I use the command line to search for multiple characters at the same time?

Write a DOS command to display all files on drive C: whose filenames are 7 characters long and begins with the letters CHAR.
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