Windows 10: How do I make Metadata read-only?

Discus and support How do I make Metadata read-only? in Windows 10 Network and Sharing to solve the problem; After reading about how the creation and modification dates on files can be changed by something as insignificant as a copy operation (a rather major... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Network and Sharing' started by Jeb Kerman, Nov 8, 2019.

  1. How do I make Metadata read-only?


    After reading about how the creation and modification dates on files can be changed by something as insignificant as a copy operation (a rather major flaw which seems like not only horrible but easily fixable programming to me, especially considering Mac doesn't seem to have this problem), I was wondering if there is any way to bake metadata into files, make them read-only so they can't be changed (even if it's only one date, like the creation date stays the same but the modification doesn't).


    Camera RAW files are supposedly impossible to be doctored (which I doubt) because they are read-only, but if this is true then surely the same could be done for metadata? I'm tired of seeing my night photos supposedly being taken at 2 in the afternoon, and of the creation and modification dates being exactly the same. I run Windows 10 but the same thing happens on other versions like 8 and 7.

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    Jeb Kerman, Nov 8, 2019
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  2. 1Kurgan1 Win User

    MCE and Metadata

    WMC and Metadata

    I just got my HTPC setup and I just added images for all my movies and I'm working on TV shows. But I now want to add metadata, I tried Yammm, but it did nothing. I would almost liek to just add my own. I want to have synopsis's even for my TV shows which I think all the programs out there only fetch info off IMBD. Any suggestions?
     
    1Kurgan1, Nov 8, 2019
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  3. 1Kurgan1 Win User
    Music Metadata grabber

    Been working on sorting movies/tv shows/music and looking for something thats free and grabs metadata for my music files. I could do it all manually, but having something that helps would be nice. Anyone got a suggestion?
     
    1Kurgan1, Nov 8, 2019
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  4. twilyth Win User

    How do I make Metadata read-only?

    twilyth, Nov 8, 2019
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How do I make Metadata read-only?

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