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November 3rd 06, 11:21 PM
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When listing XP files the "Date modified" could be in the future
When listing files on the XP installation partition (in a dual boot
configuration) the dates indicated can be several hours ahead in time. The maximum I have seen is about 11 hours. I run with the same time setting (CET) for both OSes but obviously XP and Vista interprets the time information from the NTFS formatted partitions in a different way. 
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November 4th 06, 09:20 AM
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When listing XP files the "Date modified" could be in the future
"th" wrote: When listing files on the XP installation partition (in a dual boot configuration) the dates indicated can be several hours ahead in time. The maximum I have seen is about 11 hours. I run with the same time setting (CET) for both OSes but obviously XP and Vista interprets the time information from the NTFS formatted partitions in a different way. My own fault. The dates in the future were caused by the Windows XP Installation Repair program since I had to fix the boot.ini file. Obviously this program interprets the PC hardware clock in a different way from XP
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