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| 404265 | 2005-11-14 01:10:00 | Howdy, I am trying to find out what files were copied off a USB drive to another USB drive on a particular machine. The machine is XP Pro, I am slowly coming to the conclusion it can't be done unless you have some auditing software installed. But I am hoping there is a way, I really need to know what files were copied. Cheers |
Pacifier (2821) | ||
| 404266 | 2005-11-14 02:11:00 | Get hold of the "another USB drive", and get a directory listing of it . :D Sorry, that's the easiest way which is guaranteed to work . You might be able to get the "last access date" of the files, which could be an indication . Does the Windows "Properties" include last access date? Otherwise, XCOPY is a an MSDOS command which has an option for last access date ("/FA"), but that might not be the safest way to see that date . There is a free programme called "xdir" which appears to support it (try "xdir last access date" to Google (google . co . nz)) . |
Graham L (2) | ||
| 404267 | 2005-11-15 03:05:00 | It appears that the "Properties" date accessed is updated before it's displayed. So it's a destructive and useless method. ;) | Graham L (2) | ||
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