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| File Time Changer |
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File Time Changer is the Free Command-line tool to quickly change the Date/Time stamp of the file. |
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It also allows you to view the current date/time of the file before modifying it.
You can view or modify all the 3 types of timestamp for the file,
- Creation Time
- Last Access Time
- Last Modified Time
Being a command-line tool makes it easy to automate through scripts.
It works well on both 32-bit & 64-bit platforms starting from Windows XP to Windows 8.
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File Time Changer is very easy to use tool. It is command-line/console based tool, hence you have to launch it from the command prompt (cmd.exe).
Here is the simple usage information
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FileTimeChanger.exe [-s | -c] <file_path>
-s Show the current date/time of file
-c Change the date/time of file
<filepath> Full path of the file
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| Examples of File Time Changer |
| FileTimeChanger -s 'c:\program files\filetest.txt' |
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| FileTimeChanger -c 'c:\windows\calc.exe' |
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| FileTimeChanger.exe -h |
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| Here are simple instructions on how to change file time |
- In command prompt, type the following command
FileTimeChanger.exe -c <file_path>
- You will see the interactive prompt asking you to enter new 'Creation Date/Time' as shown in screenshot 1
- If you want to keep existing date/time then just press ENTER. Else specify the new date/time in the format shown
- Similarly you will be asked to enter new 'Last Access' & 'Last Modified' date/time.
- Follow the same procedure and at the end you will see the 'success' message if everything goes well.
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| Screenshot 1: Changing the file date/time using File Time Changer |
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| Screenshot 2: File Time Changer showing the changed Date/Time of the File |
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| First public release
of File Time Changer. |
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