Some of the shortcuts you don't need and can be deleted.If you want to change the modified date of a file without using any software, you can do it by changing the file’s properties. You should now find Locate32 in your start menu. This is useful for any such portable program- including some of Nirsoft's great utilities, although some of those come as an installable msi or exe fileĬhoose where you want it installed, and install it. If it's not in a zip file, then, as Captain Kirk says, 'Make it so'. To install a portable program - any - in a zip file, get this: That's what you are presently struggling with.ġ.

You can then drag and create shortcuts to those as you wish and so build your own start menu folder, which you put in a folder of which the start menu is comprised, so it appears in the start menu. You just get a folder with the files in it.

I repeat what I said above - I'd hoped there were enough clues there. Looking a bit deeper is there something like GREP that will source a range of file creation dates? Again years rusty with this track.ĭo you know of any potential problems for my kinds of immediate need? Last ditch I will dust of my RegEx books and Linux box. I have another app that also threw this error so I need get some sea-legs with it.Īny thoughts will be appreciated. I did not find any helpful information in the system specifications page other than that. I did some poking and came to the insight that the app is a third party one? This looks like another headache in the making? That stalled in that it Windows stated it is not a Microsoft Verified App. So taking some risk I tried to Run it as Administrator. I cannot access the download AllDupSetup.exeįirst I could not run a Windows Defender on the folder. Solution, I use Robocopy to mirror my drive: easy enough to make another copy for practicing with Locate 32.īut unfortunately I am stalled at the install. My first thought was what if something goes wrong straight-away. Locate 32 sound like a good tool, but it too will takes some study.

It look like the MS advanced search is a nervous breakdown in the making. I am looking for a couple of files for an immediate evidentiary purpose. I am familiar with RegEx but I am very rusty, so I have been seeking more of a no-brainer. Thanks for your response and the information.

Windows 8 find files by date created