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October 19th 17, 05:02 PM
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win10 ie explorer timestamp 1929?
Got the win10 update Monday night. Checked the autorun & see that ie explorer is set to autorun & unchecked it; but notice that the timestamp has a 1929 year!
A quick browse for other anomalies, I see another m$ timestamp of 1917 for something with security as the description. Curious to know what the reason/purpose for such a timestamp. Did not see any hits with google. 
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October 19th 17, 08:34 PM
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win10 ie explorer timestamp 1929?
On 2017-10-19, lew wrote:
Got the win10 update Monday night. Checked the autorun & see that ie explorer is set to autorun & unchecked it; but notice that the timestamp has a 1929 year! A quick browse for other anomalies, I see another m$ timestamp of 1917 for something with security as the description. Curious to know what the reason/purpose for such a timestamp. Did not see any hits with google. Update: Found some stuff using 'autoruns timestamp' for search. Looks like a off/on bug in autoruns since 2013. And explorer just shows the last modified date; also found that the registery has multiple dates for an item.......(cmd.exe has a date of 1917 in autoruns).
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