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When copying files with Windows 7 file copy the files get ‘Date Modified’ which is the date of the copy process and not ‘Date Created’ which I want.
Copying files with a 3rd party copy app like TeraCopy will set ‘Date Modified’ to the creation date of the files.
Is there a way to add or replace the file date to ‘creation date’ system wide ?
Right click on the headers in the explorer window, you’ll get a whole host of items, including Creation Date.
I add Attributes this way.
A1ex
Right click on a copied file and select Properties.
Are the 3 dates, created, modified and accessed, different?
When you say “no date created” do you mean that column is not available in Explorer or is nothing shown in that column?
cheers, Paul
To make that column system appear on all folders in a drive:
Display the drive in Explorer.
Add the date created column
Must be in root of drive.
Click empty area of Explorer so no folder on the drive is selected.
Select Tools>Folder Options. Select View tab. Click the Apply to Folders.
Since no folder is selected to determine the type of folder to apply to, Windows will apply this view to all folders on that drive.
Sorry, each drive has to be set separately.
HTH, Dana:))
HTH, Dana:))
I ditched File Explorer about 30 years ago when I found out how good a real file explorer can be. Take a look at:
Dual pane, triple pane, quadruple pane if you have a huge monitor; as many tabs as you want in each pane, each showing different folders, or different drives; columns for as many attributes as you want to see. Beats File Explorer hands down.
Rhino
(I have no relationship with Zabkat whatsoever.)
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