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So I lost about 200 files due to a ransom-ware infection and now they are all encrypted.
But instead of having the encrypted files with all the names, or having a text file containing all the names, I would like to have an empty text file instead of each of the encrypted ones.
The encrypted files have the extension .redl added by the virus.
To create a text file with each of their names in bulk, I need the following:
1. Open Notepad
2. Paste the following in it:
@echo off
for %%f in (*.redl) do echo %%f > "%%~f.txt" |
3. Click on File - Save As
4. Save it with .bat extension in the folder where I have the encrypted files
5. Run it
6. It creates the text files and adds their name inside.
eg.
File1.docx.redl
will have a text file
File1.docx.redl.txt
that will contain the text:
File1.docx.redl.txt
To also add some text inside, you need to change the above .bat file content to and replace TEXT with the desired text:
@echo off
for %%f in (*.*) do if /i "%%~xf" neq ".txt" echo TEXT > %%f.txt |
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