I "moved" from one to another hard drive, I simply copyed everything. And
all works properly (the partition is a non-system one). Dates of creation of
files were saved on their new place. But dates of creation of folders were
changed, all of them now are the dates of copying. My old disk is not
deleted. Is there a way to copy dates of creation of folders to the new
place?

Thanks

Lev

Instead of "copying" use some "imaging software" to create an image of
the source, then restore the image to the destination.

Levlg wrote:

> I "moved" from one to another hard drive, I simply copyed everything. And
> all works properly (the partition is a non-system one). Dates of creation of
> files were saved on their new place. But dates of creation of folders were
> changed, all of them now are the dates of copying. My old disk is not
> deleted. Is there a way to copy dates of creation of folders to the new
> place?
>
> Thanks
>
> Lev
>
>

On Wed, 9 Apr 2008 15:24:05 +1000, "Levlg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I "moved" from one to another hard drive, I simply copyed everything. And
>all works properly (the partition is a non-system one). Dates of creation of
>files were saved on their new place. But dates of creation of folders were
>changed, all of them now are the dates of copying. My old disk is not
>deleted. Is there a way to copy dates of creation of folders to the new
>place?

CopySynch Desktop 4 (Free)
http://www.jpgriffiths.com/copysync/.../default.shtml

>
>Thanks
>
>Lev
>