List all files in all subfolders
List all Files Recursively
C:
\
>dir /s
To save them to a file
C:
\
>dir /s /b>filelist.txt
View them a page at a time
C:
\
>dir /s | more
Try tree /f. This should output the entire structure.
You will get UnixUtils at sourceforge, that will give you find.exe
.
You can then do the following for list of all files with folder paths.
cd Path\to\folder
find.exe . -type f
There are other forms of the Unix command that may be useful for you.
The output is more search-able compared to the native dir
and tree
commands.
Updated with input from Johannes
.
In the cmd.exe
shell
dir /b /s
works quite well for a recursive listing in the Widows formatted form,
(so you see "C:\
" and the reverse slashes, '\
').
I completely missed the "\b
" in Nifle
's answer! (+1 for that now).