You can use this method to compare the file's converted time to the time of a software update file that is on your computer. When you view the file details of the file that is on your computer, the date in the Date Modified column may be different from the date in the Date Created column.
If this difference occurs, use the date in the Date Modified column. To do this, follow these steps on a Microsoft Windows-based computer: Click Start , click Run , type timedate. To make the conversion, follow these steps: If the offset-adjusted time is between and , inclusive, subtract 12 from the adjusted time, and then append P. If the adjusted time is , use midnight.
If the adjusted time is , use noon. Notes You can use this method to compare the file's converted time to the time of a software update file that is on your computer. Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful?
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