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Tag Archives: pinvoke
Write to an Existing File Without Updating LastWriteTime or LastAccessTimestamps Using PowerShell
This little trick was something I stumbled upon while attempting to help solve an issue with a file scan that was about to take place. We wanted to know the last time a file was accessed and build out a … Continue reading
Converting Bytes To The Largest Type Using P/Invoke
A good while back I wrote an article (one of my first) that showed a way to convert the raw bytes of a file or anything for that matter into the upper most value. For instance, if you had 100240 … Continue reading
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