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1) Open a command prompt, go to the bitcoind directory (your bitcoin directory\daemon)
2) Type "bitcoind -daemon". Keep this window open for as long as the batch below is running.
3) Open another command prompt. Navigate to the bitcoind directory again. Enter the code below at the prompt and press enter:
for /l %x in (1, 1, 5000) do bitcoin-cli getnewaddress
for /l %x in (1, 1, 5000) do bitcoind getnewaddress >> newaddrs.txt
If you want to put the above code in a batch file, use 2 '%' symbols in front of the x instead of 1.
Replace the 5000 in the code above with the number of addresses you'd like to generate.
All addresses created will be dumped to newaddrs.txt, and bitcoind happily stores them in your official client wallet automatically.
Theoretically you can enter that same command above in multiple command prompts simultaneously and generate new addresses faster.
with label generations
for /l %x in (1, 1, 5000) do bitcoin-cli getnewaddress %x >> d:\newaddress.txt