Windows 10: Is there a way to determine the exact size and save/modified date on files in OneDrive?

Not that I don't trust MS or OneDrive,


but is there a way to determine the EXACT size of a file saved on my OneDrive, as well as the Save or Modify date of the file on OneDrive - just to match it up with the files stored on my PC - so that I can be certain that the synced/duped file on OneDrive is indeed the same file I have on my computer (i.e. when I have the "Always keep on this device" option set).


Also, is there a way to get a tree structure display in OneDrive, similar to the folder and file structure I see in File Explorer.


Yes, I know - just trust MS (OneDrive) to take care of me, but I am not quite there yet - sorry.


ron in round rock

:)

 

How2 CHange dates of a file--suggested software not good enough


I used SKTimeStamp to change the dates of a file. However, I noticed it could only change 3 dates:
Date Created
Last Modified
Last Accessed
A search for such a utility often suggests "BulkFileChanger (BFC)" which seems to do the exact same thing: only these 3 dates.
However, if I right click on a file, for example a Word file, there 2 other dates listed:
Content Created
Date last Saved

Hence the above two utilities are not good enough. Is there a utility (or way) out there to change all dates including the last 2 mentioned?

Thanks in advance.

 

Sort files AND folders by "Date Modified" in File Explorer

Hello,

Is there a way to sort folders and individual files by "Date Modified" together? Right now, when I sort by "Date Modified," folders are automatically put at the bottom below files, even if they have been modified more recently than a file. When I'm quickly
scanning a list, this is very distracting. How can I fix this?

 

Is there any way of determining the size of a file on a particular date in the History Backup file without fully restoring the file?

Is there any way of determining the size of a file on a particular date in the History Backup file without fully restoring the file?

When I restore file, very often I have backed up the bad file several times before I realize the problem and want to restore. But then I do not know how far back I have to go to get the right file. However in some situations II can tell by the size of
the file. So I would like to be able to look at the size of a file in the history file when the file is a type that cannot be previewed.