Windows 10: date column

This morning I updated to the latest BitDefender and while doing so their instructions did not indicate to not select uninstall as the installer would complete this task automatically even though a message did pop up asking me to uninstall. I believe this was the reason for the errors that followed regarding this new install.
I also believe this may have caused the problem in windows 10 control panel uninstall date column becoming empty.
Prior to this BitDefender issue, the windows 10 control panel uninstall date column was not empty.
I have searched extensively for why this date column would be empty, but no answers seem available.
Obviously, this is not an issue with BitDefender that I need to contact their support; it must be something with this OS.

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Windows Explorer 10 - how can I arrange Folders on top of Files in a single directory

This is not helpful...I WANT to sort by "Date Modified".

I was able to do this in Windows 7 by simply adding the "Date Modified" column and sorting by that column and it kept the folders at the top. Now I have to do some work just to get the folders to the top and then it's sorted by "Date" and not by "Date Modified".

For those wanting to sort by "Date Modified" and still keep the folders at the top:

1. Add the "Date Modified" column.

2. Click on "Date Modified" column in order to sort by it.

3. Shift + Click on the "Name" column and voila...folders at the top.

 

windows 10 files saved to my computer. incorrect dates in the date added, date modified and date created column. wrong dates are applied to all columns.

windows 10 files saved to my computer. incorrect dates in the date added, date modified and date created column. wrong dates are applied to all columns.

 

It would have to be in the file properties when the writer or in this case, Microsoft wants that information there. Because Visual C redistributables change so much, they do not compile in the date info that can be sorted, since you go by version history on anything that Microsoft and others write that deals with software for the OS and programs.

 

Thanks for your input bro67. Solved the issue by restoring back to a good image. It seems when I installed the BitDefender and as well during the same time period, I updated my Talking Desktop Clock I started getting BSODs. The only solution at this point was to roll back to a good install.
Sometimes it is just better to leave well enough alone.