Does NTFS "tunneling" occur in Windows XP?

Discussion in 'Windows XP Help and Support' started by kurt2121, Dec 14, 2016.

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    Like say if you delete a history file and a new one is created. In newer operating systems, the creation date will stay the same due to file tunneling. Does this happen in XP?
     
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    Yes, yes it does
     
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    Thanks Joe


    I was trying to figure out when a certain program was installed and it probably went through various versions or updates. Can I safely assume the folder creation dates are the original install date since tunneling would have been used to keep it the same?
     
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