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Right now I have a folder called holding zone on my desktop, so that it stays clear, however this folder gets cluttered and I still have to Manually move things to it from my desktop.

I would like to schedule a script to move everything except the holding zone folder into a new folder containing the current date in it's name, then move that folder into the holding zone folder automatically using windows task scheduler, how would I do this?

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You'll want to look up the for loop construct, the date /T command, and the move command for the Windows command-line. Once you have a batch script that works normally, you can just add it as a scheduled task in the Task Scheduler. (Any more and it seems like you're asking people to do your work for free.)

erjiang
For each item in folder, if item is not holding zone, and item is not folder named date, move into folder named dateThe logic part I am unsure of ( in dos ) but the actual moving of a single file and of acquiring the date I am okay with
Tom J Nowell