Long filenames can be renamed to shorter ones, here is how

When you have too many files with long, complex names, it becomes difficult to locate and organize them.
It could lead to confusion and you may miss track of important files.
It’s always a better idea to give short and logical file names.
Let’s see how.
Method 1: Using PowerShell
Using PowerShell, you can strip off initial characters from file names.
It will make your file names short and relevant.
Open PowerShell from the Start Menu.
Execute the command displayed on your screen.
CD D:\YourFolderName
get-childitem * | rename-item -newname { string.substring(16) }
Method 2: Using Easy File Renamer
EFR has a user-friendly interface and takes care of your files while renaming.
With EFR, you don’t have to worry about data loss.
You can safely rename files using several renaming rules.
Download Easy File Renamer.
Click on Add Files and select your files.
Select your desired rule in the drop-down box on the left.
Click on Add Rule.
Click on Rename.
That’s it, your files will be automatically renamed.