LOL I know why it didn’t work
I tried this on a file with another extension not .mp4 looks like this command only works with certain file types .

@yzahn yes

@yzahn Yes I did

@yzahn
I now get an error

The system cannot find the file specified.

@yzahn said in How to create multiple txt files with incrementing numbers?:

@twist I’m not sure what you mean. You have a file and you want to copy the exact same file to multiple folders? Please explain clearly exactly what you need.

yes
I have 100 folders running from 1-100 and I want to copy a file ‘xxx.mp4’ into all of them

@yzahn I hope I am not bothering to much I have one more question.
Now that I have all those folders, how can I take a file and paste it ‘as it is’ into all of those folders?

Thanks, Point on what I was looking for!!

@yzahn Thanks so much!
But now I get blank files, I need the files to contain the same number as the folder number
so I have 100 folders numbered 1-100 inside each folder there is one file named number.txt and in each file there is the same number as the folder number.

@מי-יודע said in How to create multiple txt files with incrementing numbers?:

Please elaborate on what you want in your files.

In the files I just want the numbers 1,2,3, - 100

@yzahn said in How to create multiple txt files with incrementing numbers?:

How about something like this (run in CMD):

FOR /L %G IN (1,1,100) DO mkdir %G & echo > %G\name-%G.txt

In the files I get
ECHO is on.